Kettle Driver (8428)

Posted 2 days ago

salvation army southern territoryAugusta (GA)

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Junior

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$12.50 Hourly

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About the role

Kettle Driver GA-AGAC Augusta GA South Carolina Kettle Locations - North Augusta, SC 29841 Salary Range $12.50 Hourly Position Type Seasonal Full Time Job Shift Any Education Level High School Diploma/GED Hours Vary between 9am and 8pm-Full Time Seasonal This position is responsible for: Assist with the annual Salvation Army Red Kettle Bell Ringing Campaign. Transport Ringers and kettles to their designation location.
Key Responsibilities: Meet with paid Kettle Bell Ringers at The Salvation Army (KROC Center) each morning to transport bell ringers and kettles to their designated location. Keep inventory of kettles and switch out kettles as need during the day. Pick up kettles in the evening and return to the KROC Center Keep track of all Bell Ringers shifts, hours by ensuring ringers sign off on Kettle slips and time slips. Physical Requirements and Working Conditions: Requires driving a vehicle daily with exposure to the outdoors where there are physical discomforts associated with weather such as sun, rain, cold, snow or heat. Requires limited amount of physical lifting and carrying light objects less than 25lbs.
What We Are Looking For: In You: High School Diploma or GED and Two (2) years professional driving experience and Driver's License with clear driving record.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Veterans/Disabled

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