Pizza Delivery Driver

Job description
If you're interested in a job as a Pizza Delivery Driver, Domino's is actively hiring individuals to fill this role

About the Position:

Domino's Pizza has built a reputation for having a large fleet of Pizza Delivery Drivers, and the reason is simple: the company offers a flexible working schedule that's hard to beat. Whether you're looking for a full-time job or just need some extra cash, you can count on Domino's Pizza to provide the hours you need for a balanced lifestyle.

Domino's is currently on the hunt for qualified drivers to join the workforce in multiple local stores. Our rapid rate of growth translates into ample opportunities for your personal growth within the company, with foreseeable chances for upward movement toward management or even higher positions. Whether you are searching for a hobby, primary source of income, or a supplementary job, the application form online can lead you to that perfect position.

Work Responsibilities:

This paragraph covers the various tasks and obligations that an employee must carry out to perform a job successfully:

To qualify for this position, you need to have a driving record that meets the company's safe driver policy and be at least 18 years old. You should also be able to use maps, find addresses within your delivery area, and manage challenging terrain, such as multi-story buildings.

Professional Development:

Many of our team members have started their professional lives as Pizza Delivery Drivers and have since become flourishing Domino's franchise owners. From the position of driver, they have expanded their skills and knowledge, climbing the corporate ladder to reach positions like manager, general manager, franchisee, and even Corporate Operations Manager - emphasizing the incredible development opportunities that exist at our stores.

We recognize that our unique talents and contributions are what make us stronger as a team, and we work hard to foster an environment where everyone can shine.

Domino's Pizza owes its status as the world's premier pizza delivery company to our talented, prideful team members

General driving experience:

To become a Pizza Delivery Driver, you must be an experienced driver with a valid driver's license. You must also have a clean driving record and be able to pass a background check
• Operate all equipment.
• Shift the stock ingredients received in the delivery area to their respective storage locations, workstations, and refrigerated compartments.
• Prepare product.
• Manage phone orders and ensure that all necessary information is entered accurately.
• Accomplish all documentation requirements associated with taking inventory.
• It is advisable to clean the equipment and facility daily.
• Newly hired staff members undergo an orientation and training process.
• Communication Skills
• The facility to understand and carry out written directions flawlessly.
• Skilled in utilizing verbal communication techniques to process orders from customers and colleagues, both over the phone and in-person.

Essential Functions/Skills:
• Performing mental arithmetic and estimating quantities can also enhance one's numeracy skills and help in daily activities such as grocery shopping, cooking, and splitting bills.
• The employee is required to possess adequate skills in calculating and returning correct change to the customer. Furthermore, he/she must be adept at taking and processing orders over the telephone and in written format.
• The synchronized movement of eyes and hands/fingers to make high-speed, accurate, and precise movements.
• Orders can be placed using a keyboard or via a touch screen interface.

Exposure to Fumes:

The exposure to food odors within the workplace can cause inhalation of fumes, leading to respiratory complications. Also, handling cornmeal dust carries its own potential health risks.

Sensing:
• Participating in a dialogue and actively listening through a telephone connection.
• When shopping in-person, people generally need clear eyesight for objects that are nearby or within arm's reach.
• Depth perception.
• The knack of distinguishing between objects with contrasting temperatures.

Temperament:

The aptitude to manage execution, complete monotonous assignments, operate in isolation or within a group, manage hectic circumstances, comply with rigid quality norms, handle interactions with individuals, assess and systematize facts, and draw inferences to make decisions.

Mobility Requirements:

This section describes the mobility requirements of the job. It includes things like the ability to climb ladders, stairs, and work in confined spaces. Depending on the job, this section may also include a requirement for a valid driver's license or the ability to operate machinery.
• The act of standing is frequently utilized to accomplish tasks.
• Walking short distances for a brief amount of time.
• In food processing environments, work surfaces can be composed of different materials, including ceramic tiles and bricks with linoleum.
• As per usual, paperwork is conducted while seated at a designated desk or table within an office space.
• A hand truck is used by the team to unload deliveries of bulk products, which happen more than once a week.
• Packages that are delivered to the premises may consist of cases containing resources and provisions that have a mass of up to 50 lbs and dimensions of 3 feet by 1.5 feet.
• The conventional method involves raising the cases from the ground and piling them onto shelves that can go upwards of 72 inches.
• Large cans, tipping the scales at 3 lbs and 7 oz, are moved from the workstation to the storage shelves to ensure proper storage.
• The storage room occasionally serves as a starting point for moving 30 pounds of pizza sauce to the front of the store.
• Short distances are covered while carrying three trays of pizza dough, with each tray weighing about 12 pounds.
• Effort and force play an instrumental role in moving a dolly carrying up to 30 trays, with an exertion of 7.5 pounds being required for smooth relocation.
• It is within the scope of functionality to detach the trays from their original position.
• To change prices on signs, conduct maintenance, or wash walls, team members may need to access higher levels through staircases or ladders occasionally.

At Domino's, we are passionate about fostering a culture of growth and opportunity. Many of our franchisees have started off in entry-level positions and have worked their way up to owning their own stores Read more