Courier Driver/ Warehouse Worker - Monday - Friday 2 - 6 pm - Savannah

Posted 17 days ago

courier connectionSavannah (GA)

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Part-Time/On-Demand Courier Driver/Warehouse Worker Our Savannah location is currently looking for a part-time/on-demand courier driver/warehouse worker. This position requires the independent contractor to work at our warehouse Monday-Fridays 2pm-6pm. You can roll before 2pm but will be a dedicated 2pm-6pm warehouse/driver. Some days you may be working in the warehouse or making deliveries out of our warehouse. Again, this is dedicated Monday-Fridays 2pm-6pm. If you are interested in looking to subsidize your income, you are encouraged to apply. The candidate must complete the onboarding documents and send all required documents in one email. Once a candidate has been accepted, we will reach out in more detail with compensation details. Physical Demands &

Working Conditions: Physical ability to lift, unload, and move up to 50 lbs.; occasional lifting up to 90 lbs. Physical ability to operate a pallet jack on and off docks as well as lift gate, moving material up to 2000 lbs. Physical ability to operate hand-trucks safely to move products weighing up to 200 lbs. for distances up to 100 ft. Physical ability to maneuver loaded hand carts over a variety of inclines and surfaces. Physical ability to stand and walk frequently and be able to drive for a significant period. Physical ability to occasionally bend, kneel, crouch, climb, or crawl. Exposure to a variety of environmental conditions: weather, temperature, lighting, and noise as determined by circumstances at accounts within assigned territory. All interested candidates should contact Laura Green at 404-268-8777 or email laura@courierconnection.com.

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