Part Time Driver Weekends

FO Logistics is looking for a reliable and experienced Part-Time Class C Driver to join our growing Las Vegas operation.

This position is primarily for WEEKEND COVERAGE and is a great fit for someone looking for additional part-time hours on Saturdays and Sundays.

Our operation includes local pickup and delivery, airport freight, conventions and trade shows, warehouse transfers, hotel and casino deliveries, white-glove deliveries, and other specialized logistics work throughout the Las Vegas Valley.

The right candidate must be dependable, flexible, professional, and willing to assist wherever needed.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Operate 26' box trucks with liftgates safely and professionally
  • Handle local pickups and deliveries throughout the Las Vegas Valley
  • Pick up and deliver freight at warehouses, airports, hotels, casinos, convention centers, and customer locations
  • Handle convention and trade show pickups and deliveries
  • Assist with loading and unloading freight when required
  • Operate liftgates, pallet jacks, and other freight-handling equipment
  • Properly secure freight before transportation
  • Complete BOLs, PODs, inspections, and other required paperwork
  • Communicate with dispatch regarding pickups, deliveries, delays, and any issues
  • Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections
  • Keep assigned equipment clean and report maintenance or safety concerns
  • Assist with warehouse duties when needed

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Valid Class C driver's license
  • Clean and acceptable driving record
  • Experience driving a 26' box truck strongly preferred
  • Local pickup and delivery experience preferred
  • Experience with liftgate deliveries preferred
  • Must be comfortable driving and backing a 26' box truck
  • Must be able to safely handle freight and assist with loading and unloading
  • Comfortable using pallet jacks and liftgates
  • Basic computer and smartphone skills
  • Must be dependable, punctual, and professional
  • Must communicate well with dispatch, customers, and other team members
  • Must be able to pass required employment screenings
  • Must have a flexible schedule
  • WEEKEND AVAILABILITY IS REQUIRED

SCHEDULE:

Part-Time – Weekends

Saturday and Sunday availability is required.

Hours may vary depending on customer needs, conventions, airport freight, and scheduled deliveries. Early morning, evening, and occasional after-hours availability may be required.

Additional weekday hours may also be available depending on business needs.

EQUIPMENT:

  • 26' Box Trucks with Liftgates
  • Electric and Manual Pallet Jacks

WORK LOCATION:

Las Vegas, Nevada

Primarily local pickup and delivery throughout the Las Vegas Valley with occasional runs to surrounding areas.

COMPENSATION:

Competitive hourly pay based on experience.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

We are looking for someone who understands that logistics can change from day to day. One shift may involve airport freight, while another may involve a convention delivery, warehouse transfer, hotel or casino delivery, or local pickup and delivery.

We need someone who is willing to jump in wherever needed and be part of the team.

Dependability is extremely important to us. We need someone who shows up on time, communicates well, takes care of the equipment, handles customer freight properly, and represents FO Logistics professionally.

ABOUT FO LOGISTICS:

FO Logistics LLC is a Las Vegas-based transportation and logistics company providing local pickup and delivery, airport recoveries and tenders, convention and trade show logistics, white-glove delivery, warehousing, cross-dock, and specialized transportation services.

We are continuing to grow our Las Vegas operation and are looking for dependable people who want an opportunity to grow with our company.

If you have box truck experience, are available on weekends, and are looking for a part-time driving position with the opportunity for additional hours, we would like to hear from you.

Pay: $19.00 - $23.00 per hour

Expected hours: 15.0 – 20.0 per week

Work Location: In person

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