Delivery Driver/Warehouse Associate (Box Truck/Class C)(Full time)

Posted 3 days ago

leadway internationalHayward (CA)

Light Truck Drivers Couriers and Express Delivery Services

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a Delivery Driver/Warehouse Associate to join our team! You will drive to deliver and pick up goods and packages. When not performing delivery tasks, you will work in the warehouse.

Responsibilities: Deliver products to customer locations in a timely manner Load and unload vehicle Collect on unpaid orders and shipments Transit all document to AR on daily basis Inspect and monitor delivery vehicle Maintain accurate inventory of packages and materials Pull orders, pick/pack and preparing shipment Work in the warehouse, picking/packing orders and organizing inventory General Housekeeping in the warehouse

Qualifications: Experience in delivery driving, customer service, or other related fields Clean driving record with valid Driver License Ability to handle physical workload and work in field and warehouse environment Punctual and good time management Detail oriented Can read and write basic English Can do basic Math Deadline-oriented

Company Description: Founded in 2010, We are a rapidly growing Bay Area Central Located boba tea and yogurt topping supplier. We provide full service from sourcing, delivery to door, to opening shop consultation. Our goal is to provide the best shopping experience to our clients! To read more about us, please visit: Bossenfood.com and Bossen Store.com

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