Lot Porter Service or Sales Trainee

Posted 3 days ago

landrace trailersCumming (GA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

Benefits:

Bonus based on performance
Training & development
Vision insurance

We are a busy, growing trailer dealership and servicer needing a Lot Porter to help in all aspects of the business. This is a high energy role for a proactive person looking to gain exposure to all aspects of our business and ultimately move into either a service technician role or into a sales position. You will be expected to support both teams for 12-18 months based in Cumming Demonstrated punctuality, consistency and a great attitude of huge importance.

Roles and responsibilities include: Assist sales and service teams with moving trailers for customers and inventory set up (ability to drive tractor). Prepare trailers for sale as customers are purchasing (cleaning, torquing wheels etc) Unloading trailer deliveries, assembling trailers (wheels, fenders, jacks, gates etc), decal applications, keeping trailers clean (ability to use forklift); Assist Service techs when needed with basic tasks ("extra pair of hands") with potential training to move into mechanics if desired; Maintain yard appearance and cleanliness including cleaning up after deliveries; Opportunity to move into sales or service. Helpful skills and experience include driving a tractor and forklift, basic mechanics and Spanish speaking a plus.

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