Delivery Driver Warehouse
jerseyville winsupplySpringfield (IL)
About the role
Job Description:
The Role in a Nutshell We aren't just looking for a driver; we're looking for thebackbone of our daily operations. You'll be a "pro of all trades" - handling everything from heavy loading and navigating the road to inventory control and customer support.
Key Responsibilities:
On the Road: Safe, timely delivery of materials to customer sites; ensuring all loads are properly tied down and secured.
In the Warehouse: Receiving shipments, pulling orders with high accuracy, and operating a forklift.
At the Desk: Assisting "inside" staff with phone inquiries, basic computer tasks (Excel/Word/Email), and material ordering.
General Upkeep: Maintaining an organized facility and accurate inventory counts.
Physical Requirements
Note:
This is a physically demanding role. You must be able to consistently lift, carry, and maneuver 70+ lbsin all weather conditions.
Qualifications:
Industry Knowledge: Previous delivery experience andknowledge of plumbing materialsis required.
Driving: Valid Driver's License with aspotless driving record(No exceptions).
Technical Skills:
Proficient in basic computer use (Email, Office Suite) and safe forklift operation.
Screening: Must be able to pass a background check and drug screen.
Education: High school diploma or GED.
Why Join Our Team?
We are a tight-knit, dedicated company where your hard work is actually noticed. If you take pride in your physical fitness, enjoy wearing many hats, and want to help a small business grow, you'll fit right in.
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