Hub Driver – Part Time

AutoZone’s store teams are the frontline of WOW! customer service, ensuring that customers find the right parts and solutions for their automotive needs. Store employees maintain well-stocked inventory, assist customers with product selection, and provide expert advice to enhance the shopping experience. They play a vital role in driving sales, maintaining store operations, and fostering a positive, knowledgeable retail environment.<br><br>Looking for a fast-paced, customer-focused career? Join AutoZone as a Hub Delivery Driver, where you’ll apply leadership skills, teamwork, and structured processes to ensure efficient, on-time deliveries while supporting commercial customers and store operations. No CDL required - you’ll drive company-provided vehicles to transport parts safely and professionally, all while enjoying career growth with an essential industry leader.<br><br><ul><li>WOW! Customer Service & Communication – Exceed expectations with friendly, professional service during deliveries. Build strong customer relationships with clear, effective communication. </li><li>Leadership & Teamwork – Collaborate with store managers, teammates, and commercial customers to maintain smooth operations and an engaged work environment. </li><li>Metrics Mindedness & Process Orientation – Follow structured delivery processes, ensuring accurate, on-time routes while adhering to fleet safety guidelines. </li><li>Timely Deliveries – Drive company vehicles to transport automotive parts to commercial customers and AutoZone stores. Maintain proper documentation for each delivery. </li><li>Safety & Compliance – Follow company policies and safety protocols, fleet PPE guidelines, and ensure accident-free transportation. </li><li>Vehicle Maintenance & Store Standards – Complete daily vehicle checklists, maintain cleanliness, and report maintenance issues promptly. Support store merchandising standards as needed. </li><li>Returns & Restocking – Pick up returns, process merchandise, and restock items from route deliveries efficiently and accurately. </li><li>Customer Assistance & Product Knowledge – Assist DIY customers in-store between deliveries, helping locate merchandise, providing product knowledge and offering installation services. Stay informed about current automotive promotions through AutoZone systems. <br><br></li></ul><strong>What We’re Looking For <br><br></strong><ul><li>Minimum Age Requirement: Must be at least 21 years old to apply. </li><li>Valid Driver’s License & Safety Compliance: Must possess a valid driver’s license and adhere to AutoZone’s driver safety requirements to ensure responsible and secure vehicle operation. </li><li>Automotive Knowledge: Basic knowledge of automotive parts is required. </li><li>Physical Requirements: Ability to lift, load and deliver merchandise. </li><li>Flexible Schedule: Full-time flexible schedule availability, including mornings, nights, weekends, and overtime as needed. <br><br></li></ul><strong> You’ll Go The Extra Mile If You Have <br><br></strong><ul><li>Education: High school diploma or equivalent (GED) </li><li>Exceptional Communication: Strong people skills and effective communication in both Spanish and English. </li><li>Automotive Retail: Previous experience in automotive retail </li><li>Hazmat Endorsement Preferred: A valid Hazardous Materials (Hazmat) endorsement is a plus, helping ensure proper handling and transportation of regulated materials in compliance with safety standards.</li></ul>

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