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Vending Machine Route Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Establishes vending routes, merchandise accountability, vending merchandise replenishment system and preventive maintenance schedules for vending machines, equipment and vehicles. -Reviews and ...

ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY

Newbern, TN · On-site

$15.25 - $19.75/hr

* We are hiring immediately for full time ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY position. * Location : Canteen - 823 ... Places stock on shelves or racks in vending machines. Collects stale, rejected or unsold ...

ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY (FULL TIME)

Newbern, TN · On-site

$15.25 - $19.75/hr

* We are hiring immediately for full time ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY position. * Location : Canteen - 823 ... Places stock on shelves or racks in vending machines. Collects stale, rejected or unsold ...

ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY (FULL TIME)

Newbern, TN · On-site

$15.25 - $19.75/hr

* We are hiring immediately for full time ROUTE DRIVER - UTILITY position. * Location : Canteen - 823 ... Places stock on shelves or racks in vending machines. Collects stale, rejected or unsold ...

What You'll Do Drive a company vehicle on your assigned route Stock & service vending machines with Pepsi products Deliver great customer service & build relationships Manage product freshness ...

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Vending Machine Route information

What does a vending machine route driver do?

A Vending Machine Route job typically involves restocking, maintaining, and collecting money from vending machines along a specific route. Workers are responsible for ensuring machines are filled with snacks, drinks, or other products, handling minor repairs, and keeping the machines clean. The job may also require keeping inventory records and interacting with location managers or customers. This role often requires driving between multiple locations and managing time efficiently.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a vending machine route driver?

To thrive as a Vending Machine Route Driver, you need a valid driver's license, good physical stamina, and basic math skills for inventory management and cash handling. Familiarity with handheld inventory devices, route planning software, and basic mechanical troubleshooting is typically required. Excellent time management, customer service, and attention to detail help build trust with clients and ensure machines are well-stocked and operational. These skills are crucial for maximizing efficiency, maintaining customer satisfaction, and minimizing downtime or revenue loss.

What challenges do vending machine route drivers face during daily operations?

Vending Machine Route operators often encounter challenges such as managing inventory levels to avoid both shortages and overstocking, addressing machine malfunctions promptly, and efficiently planning routes to cover all assigned machines within tight timeframes. Weather conditions, traffic, and unpredictable customer demand can also impact the schedule. Additionally, operators must maintain accurate records for reporting and restocking, and provide excellent customer service when interacting with clients or site managers.

Are vending machine routes profitable?

Vending machine routes can be profitable, especially when managed efficiently, with route owners earning income from product sales and restocking fees. Profitability depends on factors such as location, product selection, and operating costs, and typically requires regular maintenance and inventory management skills.

How do you become a vending machine route?

To start a vending machine route, you typically need to research the vending industry, develop a route plan, and acquire vending machines either through purchase or leasing. Experience in sales, customer service, or maintenance can be helpful, and obtaining necessary permits or licenses may be required depending on local regulations.

What job categories do people searching Vending Machine Route jobs in Tennessee look for?

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What cities in Tennessee are hiring for Vending Machine Route jobs?

Cities in Tennessee with the most Vending Machine Route job openings:

Infographic showing various Vending Machine Route job openings in Tennessee as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 93% Full Time, and 7% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

VENDING MANAGER (<$2M)

Memphis, TN • On-site

Memphis
Restaurants • 11 - 50 employees

$41K/yr

Full-time

This job post has expired 1 day ago. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

Job Summary
Serves as Vending Supervisor for several NEXs within an area consisting of 2 or more large co-located exchanges. Ensures maximum utilization of services provided by vending machines. Reports to the Area Vending Manager or District Vending Manager.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Plans, coordinates, and supervises all facets of an Exchange owned and contracted vending operations.
-Responsible for achieving net contribution goals through effective management of product, cash personnel, equipment, security, expenses and operational records.
-Implements procedures for controlling and managing inventory of merchandise and repair parts. Establishes vending routes, merchandise accountability, vending merchandise replenishment system and preventive maintenance schedules for vending machines, equipment and vehicles.
-Reviews and analyzes vending machine reports and vending machine operating summaries. Ensures that established sales and profit goals are achieved through sound management and creative promotional actions. Maintains close liaison with area Exchanges to develop merchandising strategies and resolve operational concerns.
-Works under the general direction and supervision of a manager who outlines policies, procedures and objectives. Operates independently, within established policies, procedures and regulations. Refers unusual or complex problems to supervisor with recommendation for solution. Work is reviewed in terms of objectives met and efficiency in meeting operating goals.
-Prepares equipment requests for Exchange-owned vending machines, repair parts equipment and vehicles. Maintains fixed asset records for all equipment.
-In directly responsible and accountable for the performance and mission effectiveness of assigned departments/locations, as well as compliance with all operating procedures. Assesses the overall efficiency and integrity of assigned functions with particular emphasis on high risk areas that may be susceptible to loss such as inventory shrink, shoplifting, refund fraud, paperwork error, associate theft and receiving purchase order errors. Ensures that all directives, policies and regulations relative to the management of cost control and loss prevention initiatives are adhered to, and actively works to create an environment intolerant of internal and external theft, paperwork error and inventory shrink.
-Responsible for inventory control, warehouse storage, records maintenance, equipment repair, servicing, maintenance and installation of machines at activity and locations. Resolves customer complaints and initiates action to avoid recurrence.
-Establishes and ensures cash handling, safety, sanitation and security procedures are adhered to.
- Inspects Exchange owned and/or contracted operated vending machines for operational condition, appearance, merchandising and product. Reports all cases of vandalism and machine jackpots and assists in the investigation of such incidents, as directed by higher authority. Initiates corrective action and conducts follow up to ensure compliance. Prepares appropriate vending inspection reports.
-Responsible for the preparation of appropriate reports on Exchange owned and contract vending machines, contractor cash receipts, accounts and cash records and operational data. Establishes internal control procedures, safeguards and releases cash intakes.
-Analyzes direct run/contracted vending operations to determine which method of operation would be most advantageous. Evaluates the effectiveness of the operation and ensures compliance with NEXCOM directives, policies and procedures.
-Prepares input to the contracting officer regarding contractor performance. Initiates proper termination action when authorized in the event of contractor non-compliance with contract terms.
- Maintains close liaison and coordinates with the NEXCOM Contracting Division to ensure maximum efficacy and timely achievement of procurement/contracting objectives as they apply to Vending Department operations.
-Establishes and implements a comprehensive ongoing training program for all Vending Department associates.
- Conducts market and demographic surveys to determine vending product trends and population counts. Maintains a current knowledge of the vending industry including operational procedures, industry trends, equipment, and products.
- Supervises personnel, approves leave and vacation schedules, enforces work rules, establishes internal operating policies and procedures and initiates programs or projects to serve mission goals. Develops safe working conditions and practices and ensures adherence to same. Interview and selects personnel, completes performance appraisals, reviews proposed disciplinary actions, resolves grievances and complaints and otherwise develops cohesive work force.
- Required to travel to assigned activities within the district for short to long periods of time.
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: Three years experience gained in merchandising, technical or other responsible work which enabled the applicant to gain knowledge of merchandising and procurement practices; skill in dealing with others in person-to-person work relationships; and the ability to exercise mature judgment.
OR
SUBSTITUTION OF EDUCATION FOR EXPERIENCE: One year of related academic study above the high school level may be substituted for 9 months of experience, up to a maximum of a four-year bachelor's degree for three years of general experience.
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SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: One year of responsible experience which provided a background in vending operations; maintenance of equipment; inventory levels; customer services; maintaining effective sanitation, security and safety measures, or similar work which demonstrated the knowledge, skills and abilities required of the operational area.