Warehouse Driver
barts electricLiberty (MO)
About the role
Delivery Driver / Warehouse Assistant — Liberty, MO (Kansas City Area) Bart's Electric is a full service electrical and special systems contractor known for reliability and service that sets us apart in the commercial electric industry. We're looking for a qualified Delivery Driver/Warehouse Assistant to join our team in the Kansas City area. Position Responsibilities Operate a stake bed truck to deliver lifts and material to construction sites throughout the Kansas City metro area. Perform daily vehicle checks and keep shop truck maintenance up to with maintaining the electrical shop and warehouse, including tool supervision and repair, material inventory, storage and upkeep, building electrical assemblies (we will train), and general cleanup of the warehouse and grounds.
Position Requirements:
High school diploma or GED.Valid Class E driver's license required.
Forklift experience preferred.
Ability to work in varying settings, stand a full shift, squat, bend, reach overhead, lift heavy loads, and climb ladders.
Must be able to work a flexible schedule, be organized, a problem solver, and customer service oriented.
Self motivated and willing to learn new skills.
We offer a generous benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, six paid holidays, and a 401k with generous 's Electric is a merit shop, we promote based on performance and dedication, not tenure. We never discriminate based on race, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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