Meal Delivery Driver

Interested parties can apply today to become a Meal Delivery Driver with Domino's, as this position is currently available and needs to be filled

About the Position:

Domino's Pizza is always on the lookout for new drivers to join the team, and the reason why is the company's flexible schedule. This means you can work the hours that suit you best and still have plenty of time for whatever else you need to do, be it studying, socializing, or just relaxing.

In your local vicinity, Domino's is seeking proficient drivers to take up positions in their stores. Rapid growth rate equals explosive opportunities for personal advancement, including potential management or above positions in the future. Submitting your application online can provide a plethora of opportunities regardless of whether you are in search of employment as a hobby, primary work, or an additional job.

Employment Duties:

This section describes the expected job duties and responsibilities of an employee:

The eligibility requirements for this position include being at least 18 years old and possessing a safe driver's license that complies with company rules. You must also own a car that is insured for deliveries and can navigate through difficult areas such as multi-story buildings.

Evolving Careers:

Domino's team members have embarked on their career journeys as notable Meal Delivery Drivers and currently stand as prosperous franchise owners. Through sheer determination and diligence, they have advanced their careers and secured positions of leadership, including general manager, franchisee, and Corporate Operations Manager.

Diversity is vital to our mission - we value and embrace the unique qualities and perspectives that each individual brings to the table.

At Domino's Pizza, our commitment to excellence begins with our team members and their contributions to our success outlined below.

However, each individual job may require additional qualifications, responsibilities, and duties

• Operate all equipment.
• Transport the stock ingredients brought in from the delivery area to their designated storage areas, workstations, and chilled storage units.
• Prepare product.
• Accept phone orders and manage them from start to finish.
• Complete all paperwork related to an inventory check after physically counting the merchandise.
• Daily cleaning of the equipment and facility is crucial for maintaining cleanliness.
• A mandatory orientation and training program is in place for new staff.
• Communication Skills
• The dexterity to interpret and execute written instructions accurately.
• Capable of utilizing verbal communication to accurately process orders from customers and colleagues, whether over the phone or in person.

Essential Functions/Skills:

• The ability to conduct basic mathematical operations fluently is often a prerequisite for more advanced mathematical tasks, such as solving equations, analyzing functions, and interpreting graphs.
• The job requires the applicant to be proficient in performing currency calculations, and returning the correct change to the customers. Additionally, he/she must demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication abilities to acquire and process orders.
• Coordinating eye and hand/finger movements to achieve rapid and accurate precision.
• The option to submit orders through a computer keyboard or touchscreen is available.

Space Constraints:

Workers often have to operate in confined spaces such as a walk-in cooler, which brings its own health and safety risks.

Sensing:

• Utilizing verbal communication and actively processing audio information through a phone call.
• Precise eyesight at mid-range distances is essential for most in-store errands.
• Depth perception.
• The aptness to recognize the disparity between objects that are hot and those that are cold.

Temperament:

The ability to direct actions, perform repetitive duties, work effectively alone or with others, handle pressure, comply with stringent quality standards, engage with people amicably, organize and evaluate data, and make sound decisions.

Hearing Acuity Requirements:

This section describes the level of hearing acuity required for the job. It can include things like the ability to hear alarms, distinguish between sounds, and hear in noisy environments.

This information is important for jobs that involve working in noisy environments or with hazardous materials:

• Tasks are commonly performed in a standing position.
• Covering small areas on foot for a short period.
• Work surfaces in food processing areas can vary in height, with the most common range being between 36 and 48 inches.
• The usual protocol when it comes to paperwork is to complete it while posted up at a desk or table in an office space.
• More than one bulk product delivery is made every week and the team uses a hand truck to unload them.
• The shipments that are received may contain crates of materials and equipment that can weigh up to 50 pounds with a volume of up to 3' x 1.5'.
• Cases are typically hoisted off the floor and organized on shelves reaching a height of 72 inches.
• Large cans, weighing in at 3 lbs and 7 oz, require transport from the workstation to the shelves designated for storage.
• From time to time, individuals move pizza sauce that weighs 30 pounds from the storage room to the front of the store.
• Three trays of pizza dough, each weighing about 12 pounds, are carried for short distances on a regular basis.
• The task of moving trays on dollies mandates an estimated force of up to 7.5 pounds, depending on the amount of stacked trays, to ensure that it is transported adequately.
• One may opt to withdraw the trays from the designated spot.
• On occasion, team members may need to go up stairs or use a ladder to perform necessary tasks like changing signage, cleaning walls, or conducting maintenance.

Joining the Domino's team means joining an organization that is dedicated to empowering each employee to reach their full potential. We believe that each individual has something unique to offer and we are committed to helping you shine