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Marco’s Franchising, LLC is hiring a friendly Pizza Delivery Driver in Dayton. You will deliver orders safely and courteously, use a personal vehicle that meets state requirements, and assist with in-store tasks when needed to support team performance.
Ideal candidates are reliable, have a valid license with two years of safe driving, and can handle cash and basic tech for transactions. Join a proud, guest‑focused team delivering quality and hospitality daily.
At Marco’s, quality isn’t negotiable. We make our dough fresh in-store every day, use our signature sauce, and top every pizza with a special three‑cheese blend. Just as important, we live by people‑first values. We believe in hospitality always, supporting our team members, and giving back to our communities. Joining Marco’s means being part of a family that values quality, integrity, and community while creating memorable guest experiences every day.
The Pizza Delivery Driver is responsible for delivering orders safely, efficiently, and with excellent guest service while also assisting with in‑store operations as needed. This role includes operating a personal vehicle that meets company and state safety requirements, handling orders with accuracy, and ensuring every delivery reflects Marco’s commitment to quality and hospitality. Drivers also support the store by helping with food preparation, maintaining cleanliness, and working as part of a team to provide memorable guest experiences.
Marco’s Franchising, LLC are proud to be Equal Opportunity Employers. Applicants are selected without regard to race, ethnicity, creed, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), age, national origin or ancestry, disability, genetic information, veteran/military status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other protected characteristic under federal, state or local law.
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