Delivery Driver

Job Overview

Domino's Pizza is seeking delivery drivers who enjoy driving their own car, listening to music, and earning both tips and a wage. Applicants must be at least 18 years old with a minimum of two years driving experience. Training is provided for all other aspects of the job.

Work Schedule and Compensation

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

Benefits

• Enjoy a lively and engaging work environment
• Flexible shifts to accommodate personal schedules
• Competitive hourly pay augmented by generous tips and mileage reimbursement
• Employee discounts on store products
• Free uniform shirt and hat
• Health benefits eligibility for full-time employees after six months

Preferred Shifts

Current openings focus on drivers available for opening and busy rush shifts.

Qualifications

• Valid driver’s license
• At least two years of verifiable driving history
• Consistent work record
• Ability to comply with company regulations including Motor Vehicle Record (MVR), Department of Transportation (DOT), Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA), and criminal background checks
• Previous experience in food or beverage transportation is advantageous
• Physical capability to lift up to 20 pounds regularly
• Competence in maneuvering vehicles safely in tight spaces and heavy traffic

Additional Information

All applicant information will be handled confidentially following Equal Employment Opportunity guidelines.

Driving History Requirements

• Applicants aged 18 must provide proof of two years of driving history prior to Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) review
• Applicants aged 19 must provide proof of at least one year of driving history before MVR evaluation
• Only officially licensed driving periods count; learner’s permits alone are insufficient

Driving Record Standards

• No more than two moving violations (e.g., speeding, failure to yield, ignoring traffic signals, careless driving, or not wearing seatbelts) in past two years
• No more than three such violations in the past three years
• Maximum one at-fault accident within three years before MVR
• Disqualifying offenses include leaving accident scenes, hit and run, reckless driving, driving under influence of drugs or alcohol, vehicular homicide/assault, unlawful racing/exhibition driving, eluding law enforcement