Driver Warehouse Associate

Posted 16 days ago

watscoShreveport (LA)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Warm Air Heating and Air-Conditioning Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

Cool Job in HVAC Equipment Industry The Driver/Warehouse Associate is responsible for the inventory of the warehouse and daily delivery of HVAC freight and materials. The ultimate goal of this role is to procure, process, dispatch, and deliver/transport products to customers and vendors for one of our established wholesale HVAC distributorships.

Duties and Responsibilities: Daily loading and unloading of products. Assist with delivering and transporting HVAC freight and materials to customers. Receive, inspect and stock all merchandise. Verify all items received to items ordered for accuracy. Pick and verify orders for customers and prepare orders for shipment as needed. Collect invoices with proper signatures and return to Sales Center Manager. Responsible for daily checklist of truck and forklift maintenance and reporting in/out times with merchandise returns. Appropriate use and maintenance of OF device. Assist with physical inventory and inventory control. Read customer orders, work orders, shipping orders and/or requisitions to determine items to be moved, gathered, distributed, or shipped. Provide excellent customer service to external customers. Ensure grounds and warehouse are kept neat, orderly, and safe for employees and customer traffic. Adhere to all safety requirements relevant to one's regular job duties. Wear appropriate PPE.Perform other duties as assigned.

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