Danville, IL Class A CDL Delivery Driver

• Location Hwy,Danville, IL, 61832,United States
• Job Category Transportation
• Relocation Expense Covered No
• Employee Type FT Non-Exempt
• Manage Others No

For over 85 years, Martin Bros. has been proud to be the largest independent, family-owned food service and supply solution for restaurants, healthcare facilities, schools and convenience stores throughout the upper Midwest. And we continue to grow! Martin Bros. Distributing is actively hiring Class A CDL delivery drivers.

• Delivery drivers at Martin Bros. are responsible for providing on time and accurate delivery of customer orders while providing Legendary Customer Service.
• Martin Bros drivers do more than just drive semi-trucks. They hand deliver the product off the truck into the customer’s facility using a 2-wheel handcart and ramp off the back of the semi-trailer.
• Delivery routes are scheduled with start times between 2-4am, some routes may start earlier or later depending on location.
• The average driver is working 10–12-hour days and currently averages 50-55 hours per week.
• Routes are typically day routes; we do have some that are overnight for one night. Drivers are currently working Monday – Friday; most are home daily.
• A Class A CDL is required with a good driving record.

At Martin Bros., our drivers are the backbone of our organization. Earn excellent compensation and benefits while making a difference building rapport with all customers. It’s not a just a driving job; it’s a rewarding career.

• Paid time off after 90 days
• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
• Medical, Dental and Vision insurance available first of month following date of hire.

• CDL A license
• 21+ years of age
• Ability to safely lift cases and use a handcart to deliver product.
• Must successfully pass a background check, DOT physical and drug screen.
• Bonus opportunities throughout the year
• Holiday pay beginning immediately.
• Relocation assistance
• Wellness program and reimbursements
• Company outings

Applicants must currently be authorized to work in the United States.