RV Porter

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dennis dillon rv marine power sportsBoise (ID)

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators Recreational Vehicle Dealers

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

RV Porter Dillon RV Marine Power Sports is seeking a reliable and motivated RV Porter with forklift experience to join our team in Boise, ID. The ideal candidate will assist in moving, cleaning, and maintaining our inventory of recreational vehicles, ensuring they are ready for customer viewing and delivery. Utilizing forklift skills to safely handle RVs and related equipment is essential for this role.

Responsibilities: Safely operate a forklift to move and arrange RVs within the lot and service areas. Clean and maintain the interior and exterior of RVs to ensure a presentable condition. Assist with loading and unloading RVs and parts as needed. Perform lot organization and ensure vehicles are parked in designated areas. Support the service and sales teams by preparing RVs for delivery or customer inspections. Adhere to all safety guidelines and company policies while performing tasks.

Requirements: Previous experience operating a forklift safely and efficiently. Ability to work in a fast-paced, outdoor environment. Strong attention to detail with a dedication to maintaining high standards of cleanliness. Good communication skills and a team-player attitude. Valid drivers license and clean driving record preferred. Ability to lift and carry heavy objects as needed.

Benefits: Competitive pay at $20.00 per hour, paid bi-weekly. Opportunity to work with a passionate and dynamic team in the recreational vehicle industry. Supportive work environment with potential for growth and advancement.

About the Company: Dillon RV Marine Power Sports is a leading provider of recreational vehicles, marine, and powersports products and services in Boise, ID. Committed to customer satisfaction and quality service, we pride ourselves on fostering a positive workplace for our employees and an exceptional experience for our customers.

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