Truck Driver / Warehouse Worker
cox millwork supplyMyrtle Beach (SC)
Truck Driver / Warehouse Worker
Posted 4 days ago
cox millwork supplyMyrtle Beach (SC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
Job DescriptionWe are seeking a Truck Driver Warehouse Worker to join our team! You will drive to deliver and pick up goods and packages.
Responsibilities:
- Deliver products to customer locations in a timely and orderly manner
- Load and unload vehicle
- Collect on unpaid orders and shipments
- Inspect and monitor delivery vehicle
- Maintain accurate inventory of packages and materials
- Shipping and receiving merchandise
Qualifications:
- Experience in delivery driving, customer service, or other related fields
- Clean driving record
- Ability to handle physical workload
- Great attitudeNO CDL license required
Company Description:
We are losing some long term employees to retirement and are looking to replenish that work force with quality oriented safety minded individuals. We have been in the sales and manufacturing of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Mantels and Stair parts since 1983.We are a team of employees committed to operating with honesty, competence, and integrity while serving and partnering with our customers and vendors in our local community. We have been serving homeowners, DIYers, remodelers, and contractors on both the residential and commercial sides for over 40 years.
Company Description:
We are losing some long term employees to retirement and are looking to replenish that work force with quality oriented safety minded individuals. We have been in the sales and manufacturing of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Mantels and Stair parts since 1983.
We are a team of employees committed to operating with honesty, competence, and integrity while serving and partnering with our customers and vendors in our local community. We have been serving homeowners, DIYers, remodelers, and contractors on both the residential and commercial sides for over 40 years.
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