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Set your own schedule, choose the areas where you want to shop, and earn money towards your ... Deliver the order to customers in the area, and keep 100% of your tips! * Get paid weekly, with the ...

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Residential Carpenter

Montreal, QC · On-site

CA$25 - CA$40/hr

We value honest communication, problem-solving, and delivering exceptional work that meets our ... Must possess a valid driver's license and own a personal vehicle/car to travel to various job sites ...

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What are the typical daily responsibilities of an own car delivery driver?

As an Own Car Delivery driver, your day typically involves picking up orders from designated locations, safely transporting them in your personal vehicle, and ensuring prompt delivery to customers. You'll use GPS or delivery apps to optimize your routes and record completed deliveries. Communicating with dispatchers or customers about order status, handling any delivery issues, and maintaining accurate records are also important parts of the role. Most drivers operate independently but are supported by a coordination team for order assignments and troubleshooting. This mix of autonomy and support helps streamline your workflow while ensuring customers receive timely service.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed for an own car delivery?

To thrive as an Own Car Delivery driver, you need a valid driver's license, a reliable personal vehicle, good driving history, and a thorough understanding of local routes. Familiarity with GPS navigation apps, delivery management systems, and basic smartphone usage is essential. Excellent time management, customer service, and communication skills set top performers apart in this field. These skills ensure timely, accurate deliveries while maintaining a positive customer experience and minimizing logistical issues.

What is an own car delivery?

An Own Car Delivery job involves using your personal vehicle to transport goods, food, or packages to customers. Drivers typically work for delivery apps, restaurants, or courier services, choosing their schedules and routes. Requirements often include a valid driver's license, insurance, and a reliable vehicle. This job offers flexibility and the opportunity to earn based on completed deliveries and tips.

Can you deliver parcels in your own car?

Own Car Delivery jobs typically allow drivers to use their personal vehicles to deliver parcels, provided the vehicle meets the company's requirements for size, insurance, and safety. Drivers are often responsible for maintaining their cars and may need to pass a background check or vehicle inspection. Using your own car offers flexibility but also involves costs such as fuel, maintenance, and insurance.
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Canadian Industries LTD.

Boucherville, QC

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago


Job description

As a Territory Manager for Rona Canada stores in the North of Montreal, Quebec areas, you will establish relationships with Rona store staff and demonstrate your industry expertise to develop sales results for The Pittsburgh Paints Company (PPC). You will build relationships with DIY customers and Professional contractors, and other end-users of PPC paints and stains to lead top line sales growth. You will work remotely and travel to Rona stores within the territory during the week. You will report to the Regional Sales Manager.

Entry-level sales position.

****The successful candidate will spend approximately 90% of their working time on the road, providing support to RONA stores throughout the North of Montreal, Quebec region.

Key Responsibilities

  • Partner with Rona store management teams and associates to drive sales growth plans for PPC.
  • Analyze territory sales performance reports, and develop strategic plans to drive growth, monitor and adjust, working within PPC's CRM (ClientLink).
  • Monitor and report on market and competitive activities.
  • Build brand advocates by delivering training on DIY and Pro products to Rona sales associates.
  • Participate in Major Market Training and road show events as scheduled.
  • Engage all customers with their painting projects, and PPC product support throughout the store, especially within the Paint and Pro desk areas.
  • Conduct weekend and after-hours customer clinics in Rona stores as needed.
  • Ensure Rona's automatic replenishment system is supplying product to support rate of sale, and on-hand inventory counts are accurate by performing cycle counts. If on- hands/on order do not align with rate of sale, then recommend appropriate levels of stock for store staff to order.
  • Identify in-store selling opportunities to secure wing stacks, bulk stacks, end-caps, and stack-outs to create impactful cross-merchandised product displays.
  • Merchandise colour centres, and implement sales aides and Point of Purchase materials for all PPC paint and stain brands.
  • Work with all PPC departments (Account Team, Sales, Marketing, Training, Commercial Excellence, Supply Chain – Distribution Centre and Transportation, Customer Service, Tech Services) to exceed sales goals.

Qualifications

  • High school diploma or equivalent is required with 1+ years of sales or account manager experience
  • Lift up to 65lbs, including handling paint, and, on an occasional basis, reset product bays (including moving steel beams and shelving, with assistance from staff).
  • Valid Driver's License.

Benefits: expanded medical insurance, PTO, and more!

Applicants must be authorized to work in Canada without employment-based visa sponsorship (now or in the future). This includes WP, LMIA, TFWP, IMP, PGWP, CUSMA, GTS, OWP, BOWP, SOWP or any other employment-based visas).

PPC Participates in a Fixed and Variable Rate (FAVR) program. With FAVR, you drive your own car and receive tax-free reimbursements that cover both fixed costs (like insurance) and variable costs (like gas), giving you more choice and equity in your vehicle.