Class 5 Delivery Driver at Trail Appliances (British Columbia)

Class 5 Delivery Driver at Trail Appliances (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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TRAIL APPLIANCES
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British Columbia

11 Aug

TRAIL APPLIANCES

British Columbia

Become a Class 5 Delivery Driver at Trail Appliances and enhance customer satisfaction while on the move! Emphasizing friendly service and experience delivery excellence is key in this role.

Trail Appliances is seeking enthusiastic Delivery Drivers who enjoy problem-solving and take pride in delivering heavy items safely. You will work as part of a dynamic team that provides top-notch customer service, ensuring each delivery is smooth and hassle-free. Operating state-of-the-art equipment, you'll navigate city streets while forming connections with customers and your delivery partner.

Key Responsibilities:
• Safely lift and carry heavy items into customers’ homes
• Greet customers and explain the delivery process




• Install a variety of products creatively and confidently
• Collaborate effectively with your delivery partner
• Operate automatic 5-ton trucks with a Class 5 license

Requirements:
• Valid Class 5 driver's license and clean abstract
• Minimum 1 year experience with large vehicles
• Physical ability to lift over 100 lbs
• Willingness to learn new techniques
• Outstanding people skills and customer-oriented approach

Drive customer satisfaction by delivering appliances with care and passion at Trail Appliances!
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📌 Class 5 Delivery Driver at Trail Appliances (British Columbia)
🏢 TRAIL APPLIANCES
📍 British Columbia

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