Part Time Delivery Driver

October 6, 2025

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Cold Freight Services is looking for friendly, hard-working and dependable candidates to join our team as delivery drivers! Known as the "911 of the foodservice industry", our team of delivery professionals work together with dispatch staff to get critical items delivered quickly all over the southeast to the restaurants you know and love, every day of the year.

Our part time position incorporates the flexibility to deliver during a flexible schedule that fits your availability! We are looking to cover all shifts, including nights and weekends.

Key benefits:

Competitive pay with multiple opportunities to earn

Flexible work schedule

Late model equipment to drive
Fast-paced environment with opportunities to advance

Job entails:

Southeastern US travel - our drivers return home most every night

Company vehicles - we pay for the fuel!

Late model equipment

Uniform and tablet provided for work

Position Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent

Excellent driving record

Excellent communication and decision making skills

Ability to perform functions with mobile technology and applications

Ability to lift, load, and deliver merchandise

Ability to work evenings and weekend shifts

Valid driver’s license and ability to meet safe driving requirements

Drivers – 18 years or older

We welcome all levels of experience to apply for our part time non-CDL delivery position. Cold Freight Services is a great environment for self-motivated individuals with the will to succeed. Come join our team today!

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: Component pay, based on number of miles, pounds and stops delivered. Average earnings range between $14 and $18 hourly.

COVID-19 considerations: We are providing masks to our driving staff (while supplies last) for as long as the pandemic is in effect. Cleaning procedures of company vehicles that are shared among employees has also been revised to reduce risk of contamination

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