Recovery Driver (Full-Time, Hourly, Non-Exempt)

Posted 3 days ago

container centralenApopka (FL)

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About the role

Recovery Driver Container Centralen, Inc (CC, Inc) has rapidly established itself as the largest rack/cart supplier to the North American horticultural industry. We provide the industry with access to approximately 850,000 shipping racks/carts for delivery of live plants to garden center retailers. We operate a unique and powerful business model which allows us to offer high-value asset rental and logistics services to our Customers. The Recovery operates a 26' box truck on given routes to recover CC racks at local retailers. Recovery Driver maintains a level of professionalism while supporting the business through recoveries. This seasonal position will work the evening/overnight shift and mandatory Saturdays. This position reports to the Warehouse Manager. Loading, unloading and securing product for transportation. Weekly inventory counts of product onsite. Quality control by sorting damaged and ready-to-go product. Drive company provided routes in all weather conditions including rain, snow, heat, etc. Operate 26 ft box truck to allow for the delivery and recovery of product. Recover and stack product prior to loading (nursery racks).Competitive salary commensurate with experience plus yearly bonus Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Disability Insurance 401K planPTOPaid Holidays Ability to lift and carry a minimum of 50 lbs Able to push and pull stacks of racks Ability to stand for long periods of time Previous experience in truck driving or other related fields Ability to safely operate 26 ft truck Demonstrates a strong work ethic Holds a valid driver's license Maintains a clean MVR, and passes drug/alcohol screening, and background check Spanish/English bilingual preferred Ability to pass random drug/alcohol screening throughout employment Authorized to work in the United States. We do not sponsor employees

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