Job Description
Commission based role where you average $65,000 per year, with the opportunity to earn more by taking additional delivery trips!
Why You’ll Like This Job
- Freedom of being on the road - not a desk job
- Team-based deliveries (you’ll always work with a delivery partner)
- Consistent routes with the opportunity to increase earnings
- Paid training and on-the-job driving experience
- Supportive dispatch and leadership team — independence without being on your own
- Rotating Mid‑Atlantic routes
- Per diem provided for hotel accommodations (no hotel costs to drivers)
Job Purpose
The In-Home Delivery Driver’s primary responsibilities include loading, delivery & set-up of purchased furniture. The position involves working with a team member to load, transport and deliver/set up home furnishings in customers' homes. The qualified candidate will need to have excellent communication and customer service skills, a clean driving record, and the ability to lift 150 lbs.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- Verify load contents for piece count.
- Confirm that furniture is of manufacturer’s quality.
- Unload, set-up, assemble, and touch up furniture in customer’s home.
- Obtain signatures and collect the COD to complete the delivery.
- Keep FLS truck clean and in good working condition.
- Maintain compliance with all DMV/DOT driver regulations and required logs.
- Arrive punctually and consistently to work for normally scheduled hours.
Working Conditions
This job is an onsite position that operates in a professional environment. This role routinely uses dolly’s or hand trucks while loading or unloading the commercial vehicle, standard office equipment such as computers, photocopiers and smartphones. Commercial truck drivers operate tractor-trailers and other large vehicles to transport cargo over various distances. While some may work in a local area making deliveries to residences, others may travel long distances. In order to perform this type of work, a person must be able to obtain a commercial driver's license (CDL). We provide training to help you get your CDL license.
Required Education and Experience
High School Diploma or equivalent with a clean driving record (MVR).
Class B CDL permit or CDL A license.
DOT Medical Card.