Delivery Driver

Role overview

This position is for a Delivery Driver in Rockmart, Georgia. It suits someone who wants either flexible casual work or a longer-term opportunity. The role combines time on the road with in-store support, so the work stays varied and engaging.

About the work

The company emphasizes a fun, team-oriented environment where individual strengths are valued. As a delivery driver, you will spend part of your shift making deliveries and part of it helping in the store. Training is provided so you can assist with other store tasks when you are not out delivering orders.

Growth potential

This role can be a starting point for a broader career path. Team members may progress from delivery work into leadership roles such as management, general manager, or even franchise ownership.

Responsibilities

In addition to deliveries, the job includes supporting day-to-day store operations. You may handle equipment, stock supplies, prepare products, take phone orders, complete inventory paperwork, and keep the store and equipment clean.

Requirements

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have a friendly, customer-focused attitude. A valid driver’s license, dependable vehicle, proof of insurance, and a safe driving history that meets company standards are required. You also need strong map-reading and navigation skills, including the ability to find addresses in the delivery area and handle difficult terrain such as multi-level buildings.

Communication and technical abilities

The role calls for the ability to follow written instructions accurately and communicate clearly with customers and co-workers in person and by phone. You should be comfortable with basic math, making correct change, and using a computer keyboard or touch screen to enter orders.

Work environment and physical demands

Work conditions can include changing weather, indoor temperature variation, food odors, cornmeal dust, tight spaces, hot equipment, and sharp or moving parts. The job involves standing for most tasks, short-distance walking, repeated bending and reaching, occasional climbing, and regular use of hands and eyes for precise, fast movements. Delivery work may require several trips per shift. Lifting and carrying can include items up to 50 pounds, and some stock must be moved with a hand truck.

Additional information

Team members may need to work alone or with others, handle stress, follow quality standards, make decisions, and manage repetitive tasks. Sensory requirements include speaking and hearing on the phone as well as near- and mid-range vision. Additional capabilities include depth perception and the ability to tell hot surfaces from cold ones.

Physical handling details

Some tasks involve lifting bulk deliveries twice a week or more, carrying supplies and ingredients, pushing or pulling tray dollies, and occasionally using stairs or a ladder for maintenance, signage, or cleaning tasks.