Our drivers feed the nation.
As a driver with Sysco, you’ll help power local economies, deliver essential goods, and make a real difference in the lives of our customers. You’re their trusted partner, providing our products and services to restaurants, schools, hospitals, and more. You’ll have the training, support, and tools you need to grow your career, stay safe, and thrive on the road.
A scale no one can match
340+ Distribution Facilities
730k+ Customer Locations
#54 on Fortune 500
Why drive for Sysco?
At Sysco, you're not just driving a truck, you’re driving your future forward. We’re a leader in foodservice, and we understand the important role you play every day for us. That’s why we offer driver roles that simply offer more.
Home Daily
Most routes return home every night
Competitive Rewards
Pay, incentives, and benefits
Safety First
Equipment, training and support
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Benefits that go the distance
You're delivering for our customers every day. We're committed to delivering for you, too. From competitive pay and comprehensive healthcare to retirement savings and paid time off, you'll have benefits designed to support your work, your family, and your future.
- Competitive Pay
- Medical, Dental & Vision
- 401(k) with Company Match
- Paid Time Off
- Home Daily (where applicable)
- Career Growth & Training
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Drive your career forward with Sysco
With ongoing training, educational opportunities, and a clear path for advancement, we’re committed to helping you grow your career. Your career as a Sysco Driver opens the door to a variety of advancement opportunities, including roles like Trainer, Supervisor, Manager, Director, and even Vice President of Operations. Join a team where your success drives ours.
Questions about driving careers at Sysco?
Q) What kind of routes do Sysco drivers typically run?
A) Most Sysco driver jobs offer local routes, which means you’re home daily. Depending on your location, routes may involve early morning or evening deliveries to local restaurants, schools, hospitals, or stores.
Q) Do I need a CDL to apply for a Sysco driver job?
A) Yes, most delivery driver roles require a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). However, if you're working toward your CDL, some locations may offer training or support programs. Search local driver jobs to see what’s available near you.
Q) What are the typical shift hours for Sysco drivers?
A) Drivers enjoy full time hours with the benefit of being home every night. Driver shifts often start early in the morning and may vary depending on the route and delivery schedule.
Q) Does Sysco offer CDL training or educational opportunities?
A) Some Sysco locations offer educational opportunities or training assistance for drivers pursuing their CDL. Check local job listings or speak with a recruiter to learn more about training programs near you.
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