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INDIANA BEVERAGE INC

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DRIVER TRAINEE - South Bend Area

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Start Your Delivery Driving Career with an Established, Family-Owned Industry Leader!

Indiana Beverage, a family-owned beer and beverage distributor serving Northern Indiana since 1939, is hiring a Driver Trainee in the South Bend area. This is a hands-on, physically demanding position that requires manual labor throughout the workday. It’s also your opportunity to earn while you learn—get paid to train for your Class-A CDL through our top-rated, in-house program!


What You’ll Do

As a Driver Trainee, you’ll work alongside experienced drivers in an active role that involves frequent manual handling of beverage products. You can expect to:

  • Assist with product deliveries to a variety of customers
  • Learn delivery routes, customer service skills, and safety procedures
  • Train to earn your Class-A CDL and become a full-time Route Driver
  • Perform manual labor, including loading, unloading, moving, and handling beverage products throughout a fast-paced workday

Pay & Progression

  • $23/hour to start
  • $24/hour with CDL permit
  • $25/hour with Class-A CDL
  • Opportunity to advance into a Class-A CDL Driver position @ $28.40 - $35.50 per hour, annual increases, and long-term earning potential

Why Join Indiana Beverage?

  • Paid CDL training – no experience required
  • Home every night, weekends off; predictable schedule with little to no overtime
  • Top-of-the-line equipment and safe work environment

Generous benefits including:

    • Health, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability insurance
    • 401(k) with company match and profit sharing
    • Bi-weekly pay and performance incentives
    • Paid time off and holidays
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