Box Truck Driver (NON CDL)
EUGENE, OR 97402
Posted: 10/29/2024
Position: Driver
Customer Number: 167264
Job Number: 2507
Job Description
A box truck driver's responsibilities include: Driving; Loading and unloading goods onto the truck; Delivering products to customers; Documenting delivery notes
Requirements:
Must have clean driving record and full time availability; no felonies in the last 7 years and a valid driver's license. Drivers will need to conduct product knowledge training in the warehouse before delivering products.
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (458) 218-6266
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