Delivery Driver/ Warehouse (Lewis Center, OH)

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labormaxLewis Center (OH)

Light Truck Drivers General Warehousing and Storage

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$22.00/hr

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About the role

Delivery Driver/ Warehouse Warehouse Associate / Delivery Driver

Location: Lewis Center, OH

Pay: $22.00/hr | Weekly Pay

Schedule: Day Shift Labor Max Staffing is hiring a Warehouse Associate / Delivery Driver for Harrington Industrial Plastics in Lewis Center, Ohio. This position combines warehouse responsibilities with local deliveries throughout Ohio.

Job Duties: Load and unload products and materials Pick, stage, and prepare customer orders Operate a forklift as needed Maintain an organized and safe warehouse Make deliveries using a 26-foot flatbed truck Secure products properly for transportation Complete local delivery routes throughout Ohio Assist with general warehouse duties when not making deliveries Lift and handle materials weighing up to 75 lbs.

Requirements: Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record No CDL required Ability to obtain/pass an ODOT physical Forklift experience Ability to lift up to 75 lbs. Comfortable driving a 26-foot flatbed truck Reliable attendance and punctuality Must meet applicable background requirements Safety-minded and able to work independently Position Details$22.00/hour Weekly pay Combination of warehouse and delivery work Ohio delivery routes — no out-of-state driving Temp-to-hire opportunity Apply today with Labor Max Staffing! Labor Max Staffing is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).

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