Must be comfortable working early morning shifts, multi-stop routes, and occasional peak-season Saturdays. Six-day workweeks may be scheduled during busy periods, generally 15–20 times per year, with about one week's notice.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Saint Paul, MN
Description
CDL-A Local Retail Delivery Driver – St. Paul, MN
Pay Details & Schedule
Average Annual Pay: $90,000
Average Weekly Pay: $1,730.77
Hourly Rate: $32.75
Guaranteed Minimum: 40 paid hours per week
Typical Weekly Hours: Approximately 60
No overtime pay: All hours are paid at the straight-time rate.
Holiday hours are paid at the regular hourly rate.
$5,000 sign-on bonus
Home daily
Monday–Friday, with approximately 2 Saturdays per month
Saturday work is required during peak periods: November–December and March–April
Start time: 2:00 AM
Shift length: Approximately 10–12 hours
Six-day workweeks may be scheduled during busy periods, generally 15–20 times per year, with about one week's notice.
Job Details
Dedicated local retail delivery account
Routes operate within approximately a 250-mile radius of St. Paul, MN
Deliver merchandise to retail store locations
Predetermined, consistent multi-stop routes with recurring store appointments
Hand unload boxes onto conveyor belts or roller ramps at stores
Meet linehaul drivers in Black River Falls, WI, for live trailer swaps
Use a pallet jack occasionally to unload palletized freight onto store docks
Freight is floor-loaded and stacked from floor to ceiling.
Typical unload: 50–300 boxes per stop, with approximately 500–700 boxes per trailer
Job Requirements
Valid Class A CDL
Minimum 6 months of verifiable truck driving experience
Clean driving record
Valid DOT Medical Card
No SAP drivers
Must be able to perform strenuous physical work, including repeated hand unloading.
Must be able to handle boxes weighing 2–100 lbs, with most weighing approximately 30–60 lbs.
Must be comfortable working early morning shifts, multi-stop routes, and occasional peak-season Saturdays.
Important: This is a very labor-intensive position. Drivers must be prepared for substantial physical unloading at each delivery location.