Retail Sales Associate/Small Loader Operator

Posted 16 days ago

girard resources recyclingOlympia (WA)

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time Description Girard Resources & Recycling, LLC is currently taking applications for a full-time position as a Retail sales/small loader operator. We sell topsoil, bark, and aggregate products to residential and commercial companies. We are looking for individuals who are exceptionally driven with strong character, and an eagerness to join our team.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Complete transactions through QuickBooks Point of Sale; Reconciliation of till; - Answer phones; Schedule homeowner deliveries; Load landscape material into customer vehicles and trailers with small loader/backhoe; Assist with general retail yard maintenance; Interact with customers; Retail sales of landscape products; Complete product/tipping tickets for all imported and/or exported materials; Assist with daily company paperwork; Direct commercial/residential vehicles to appropriate areas for off-loading of materials.

Required Skills: Must be able to operate small front end loaders and backhoes; Ability to operate computers with basic knowledge of Microsoft products and email; Ability of lift 25 pounds or more; Must keep an organized and professional appearance at all times; Good verbal and written communication skills are essential; Be self-motivated and reliable to meet performance standards; History of good employment attendance; Must be flexible to work weekends.

Employee Benefits: (Benefits available after specified length of employment) Paid Holidays -PTO Company covers 100% of the Employee's Health, Dental, and Vision 401K with company matching up to 2% available after 1YR of Full Time Employment

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