CDL Delivery Driver
hamshaw lumberAmherst (MA)
About the role
Full-Time CDL Delivery Truck Driver Hamshaw Lumber is a family-run business that provides quality building supplies and exceptional customer service to Southwestern New Hampshire, North Central Massachusetts, and beyond. Join Hamshaw Lumber, a family-run business known for providing quality building supplies and exceptional customer service across Southwestern New Hampshire, Southern Vermont and North Central Massachusetts. As a CDL Delivery Truck Driver, you will be responsible for safely operating delivery trucks, loading and unloading materials, assisting customers, operating forklifts, and maintaining a safe work environment. If you are motivated, detail-oriented, and enjoy working outdoors, this position is perfect for you.
Responsibilities:
- Operate delivery trucks and ensure safe transportation of materials
- Load and unload trucks efficiently
- Assist customers with their orders
- Operate forklifts and keep vehicles organized
- Work collaboratively with team members in the yard
Requirements:
- CDL-B license in good standingMA Hoisting License or ability to obtainDOT health card
- Clean driving record
- Ability to work a Saturday rotation
- Capability to lift at least 50 pounds
- Familiarity with building materials, especially lumber a plus
- Previous experience in a lumber yard preferred
- Ability to work independently and in a team
- Detail-oriented and safety-conscious
- Willingness to take and pass a drug test and pre-employment assessment
- Consent to a background check
- Age 21 or older
Benefits:
- Competitive compensation package
- Health insurance
- Dental and vision insurance 401k retirement plan
- Employee purchase program
- Paid time off
- Opportunity for profit sharing
If you are looking for a rewarding opportunity, apply now to become a part of the Hamshaw Lumber family!
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