Delivery Driver (2355 Millstream Rd)

October 8, 2026

Delivery Expert – Victoria, BC (6 Locations)

Domino's Pizza is hiring Delivery Experts across our 6 Victoria, BC locations. We're looking for reliable drivers who want steady hours, real earning potential, and a clear path to grow — whether that's into cross-training, shift lead, or management.

Compensation

$18.25/hr base + mileage + tips
Realistic earning potential: $24–31/hr
Both part-time and full-time positions available
Evenings, weekends, and flexible scheduling

Why drivers who take pride in their work stay with us

Clear performance metrics — delivery times, order accuracy, customer feedback
Regular feedback from experienced operators
Flexibility to work across 6 Victoria locations as you grow
Proven systems that keep shifts organized, not chaotic

Your growth path here

Start: Delivery Expert — learn routes, customer service, and store systems
3–6 months: In-store cross-training (make-line, oven, phones) + shift lead responsibilities
6–18 months: Assistant Manager / Shift Manager track for top performers
Long-term: Multi-store leadership opportunities for those who want it

What you need to apply

Valid BC driver's license
Personal vehicle with valid insurance and current safety inspection
Ability to pass a background check
Strong customer service attitude
Comfortable with basic math and a fast-paced environment

This role is NOT a fit if:

You're often late or miss shifts
You avoid busy environments
You're not comfortable with direct, respectful feedback

REQUIREMENTS

Must have a valid driver's license
Navigational skills to read a map and locate addresses within designated delivery area
Must be able to navigate adverse terrain including multi-story buildings
Clean driving record and background check
Must have access to insured vehicle

At Domino's Pizza, Our Most Important Ingredient is Our People! We offer employment opportunities within our franchise stores. Take the first step in joining our team, and you'll find opportunities you won't find anywhere else in the industry!

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