CDL-A Beverage Route Specialist

Picture the start of your shift: pre-trip inspection finished, route loaded, GPS queued up. The first doors roll open just after sunrise, and you’re the friendly pro who keeps favorite beers, wines, and non-alcoholic drinks flowing across Northeastern and Central Ohio. By late afternoon, you’re back at the warehouse to check in—home in time for dinner, every day.

• Starting pay: $24.00/hr and up
• $1,000 sign-on bonus
• Monday–Friday, first shift—no weekends, home daily

• Active, hands-on work that keeps you moving
• Supportive team that values respect, reliability, and professionalism
• Clean, organized facilities and well-maintained vehicles; gloves and safety gear provided
• Growth paths into sales, operations, administration, or leadership
• Wellness and recognition perks, including an on-site fitness center, showers, company events, and the Cheers for Peers program

• Safely operate company vehicles to deliver beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages to retail accounts
• Follow established route maps and GPS to complete all stops on schedule
• Provide courteous, professional customer service at every delivery
• Rotate products to ensure freshness and proper shelf presentation
• Calculate totals accurately and collect payments at each stop
• Complete driver check-in paperwork at the end of your route
• Perform thorough pre- and post-trip inspections and maintain driver logs
• Work confidently in all weather: rain, snow, heat, or cold

• Full-time benefits:
  Medical, dental, 401(k), paid vacation, personal time, disability coverage, and life insurance
• Time off:
  Paid holidays and vacation
• Wellness support:
  On-site fitness center, showers, and employee assistance programs
• Fun & recognition:
  Company events and recognition programs

• Valid CDL Class A with a clean driving record
• Strength to lift and maneuver kegs up to 170 lbs and 40 lb cases with a dolly; routine handling of cases around 35 lbs; frequent bending, twisting, and climbing in/out of the truck
• Accurate basic math skills for payment collection
• Experience with forklifts and equipment dollies
• Comfort working outdoors in all seasons

• Safety-first culture: gloves and protective gear provided; vehicles and equipment maintained for efficient routes
• Temperature-controlled facilities for loading, check-in, and breaks
• Clean, organized warehouses and fleet
• Tools you’ll use:
  Electric Pallet Jack (plus forklifts and dollies)

• DOT Medical Card
• Driver’s License
• Current CDL License
• Customer Service
• Loading and Unloading Vehicles
• Meets Physical Requirements