Lumber Sales Associate

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discountbuilderssupplysfBrooklyn (NY)

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$18.50 - $22.50 /hr

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About the role

Posted 3 years ago
Department: Lumber FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Salary / Pay Rate: $18.50 - $22.50 /hr
Reports To: Department Lead/Store Managers
POSITION SUMMARY: We are seeking a lumber yard worker who will be responsible for filling customer orders, stocking shelves and racks and moving lumber materials. We offer competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefit package that includes health, dental, life insurance, 401k with match, paid vacation, sick pay, 6 paid holidays and associate discount. Work life balance – our store closes at 6pm and closed on most major holidays. Monthly and annual bonus for outstanding achiever employees. Annual bonus with 3 days of with pay for perfect attendance employees. We promote from within, we have many opportunities for career growth. We are a locally owned family business at a convenient location and offer free parking to employees The people – you will work with some of the most talented and supportive teams. You will enjoy employee discount pricing on all items we sell.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Have the ability to perform heavy lifting – up to 100 pounds Know how to read a tape measure Have experience with saws Have the ability to follow safety and standard operating procedures
QUALIFICATIONS: Required: High school diploma/GED Will be required to pass pre-employment drug screening and background check.
Preferred: experience working in a lumber yard/hardware store

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