CDL Driver/Warehouse
rogue valley doorGrants Pass (OR)
About the role
CDL Driver/Warehouse PersonRogue Valley Door's inhouse distributor, Wild River, is looking to add a CDL Driver/Warehouse person to their team. The CDL driver is responsible for loading and unloading the truck, transporting product from distribution centers to customer locations and/or other locations using a truck. This will require some overnight traveling. The position would require assisting in the Warehouse when not transporting. Must be certified to drive a manual transmission truck. Pay is DOE.Job duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to: Follow all safety rules and regulations, all work must be done thinking "Safety First"Driving loads short distances; one night layover per weekLearn how and administer production reportsProfessionalism is a must; as there will be much interaction with RVD/Wild River customersCheck mechanical aspects of the vehicleRead customer ordersGeneral duties as assignedMinimum requirements include but are not limited to: Must have a valid CDL license (Class A or B) Position requires a commitment to safety and accuracy; with stellar attention to detail in all procedures and operationsEmployee must understand the importance of delivering a quality product in a timely mannerThis position has physical activity including but not limited to repetitive use of hands & arms, lifting, carrying, standing, walking, bending, twisting, turning, pushing & pullingHeavy lifting up to 75+ lbs. on occasionWork well under pressure and independentlyOutstanding work ethic, be self motivated and have a teamwork/positive attitude
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