Delivery Driver

Job Overview

Domino's Pizza is inviting applications for Delivery Drivers who enjoy spending time behind the wheel, listening to their own music, and earning both tips and a paycheck. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and have a minimum of two years driving experience. Enthusiasm and a positive attitude are highly valued, and training will be provided for other job aspects.

Work Schedule & Compensation

Part-time positions are available with flexible scheduling options. Drivers receive paid mileage, tips at the conclusion of each shift, and an hourly wage paid weekly.

Benefits

• Engaging and fun work environment
• Flexible scheduling to accommodate personal commitments
• Competitive wages coupled with generous tips and mileage reimbursement
• Employee discounts at the store
• Free uniform shirt and hat
• Full-time employees become eligible for health benefits after six months of employment

Preferred Shifts

Currently, there is a need for part-time drivers available during busy rush hours, late evenings, and closing shifts.

Qualifications

• Possession of a valid driver’s license
• At least two years of verifiable driving history
• Consistent employment history
• Ability to meet company compliance related to Motor Vehicle Record (MVR), Department of Transportation (DOT), Compliance Safety Accountability (CSA), and criminal background checks
• Experience in food or beverage transportation is advantageous
• Capability to frequently lift up to 20 pounds
• Skill in safely navigating vehicles through tight spaces and busy traffic conditions

Driving History Requirements

• Applicants aged 18 must provide proof of two years of continuous driving history prior to the MVR review
• Those aged 19 must show at least one year of driving history before the MVR evaluation
• Driving history can only be confirmed through officially issued licenses; learner’s permits alone are insufficient

Driving Record Expectations

• No more than two driving violations in the two years leading up to the MVR assessment
• No more than three driving violations in the past three years before the MVR check
• No more than one at-fault accident within the three years preceding the MVR evaluation

Disqualifying Driving Violations

• Leaving the scene of an accident
• Hit and run offenses
• Reckless driving
• Any violations involving drugs or alcohol
• Vehicular homicide or assault
• Illegal racing and exhibition driving
• Eluding or attempting to elude law enforcement officers

Additional Information

Candidate information will be handled confidentially in line with Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) guidelines.