Delivery Driver - Non-CDL

U.S. AutoForce, a division of U.S. Venture, Inc., is a well-established industry leader with over 100 years of experience in the distribution of tires, undercarriage parts, and lubricants. Serving independent tire retailers, auto repair shops, and automotive dealerships, U.S. AutoForce stands out as a reliable and trusted distributor known for quality products and exceptional service. The company takes pride in its long-standing commitment to meeting the evolving needs of its customers across a wide geographic region, ensuring timely delivery of automotive supplies that keep vehicle service centers functioning smoothly. With its comprehensive offerings and dedicated professional team, U.S. AutoForce maintains a leadership position in the automotive supply distribution industry. The division emphasizes safety, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction to uphold its reputation as a market leader.

The Box Truck Delivery Driver role is an integral part of U.S. AutoForce’s operational success. This full-time position follows a Monday through Friday schedule with start times ranging from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m. and continues until all deliveries are completed, including rotating Saturdays. Although the work schedule may vary according to business needs and occasionally requires overtime, the position provides an opportunity to be part of a stable and well-organized supply chain system. Compensation for this role is highly competitive, starting at $20.50 per hour, coupled with weekly pay. This role demands excellent driving skills, strong physical stamina, and the ability to interact professionally with customers. The driver will operate vehicles such as box trucks under 26,001 pounds and manage daily routes involving 10 to 20 deliveries. Attention to details is crucial, as drivers are responsible for maintaining accurate records such as driver’s logs and fuel purchase logs while adhering strictly to safety and company policies.

Moreover, the position involves performing pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections to ensure safety and compliance. Physical demands include consistently lifting up to 50 pounds, occasionally lifting up to 80 pounds through team lifts or mechanical equipment, and exerting pushing force when handling barrels or heavy tires. Drivers also assist in loading and unloading cargo and may operate equipment like forklifts or pallet jacks when required. The role requires operating handheld devices for delivery tracking and maintaining efficient communication with customers, management, and coworkers. Payment collection at delivery is another vital component of the job. U.S. AutoForce respects diversity and inclusion and supports a safe work environment, providing all necessary protective equipment except for steel or composite toe boots. Overall, this driving position offers a dynamic, physically active, and rewarding career opportunity within a reputable company that values its employees and promotes ongoing training and development opportunities.