Pickup and Delivery Driver/Warehouse Associate

Posted 18 days ago

blackrock resourcesCharleston (WV)

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Pickup & Delivery Driver / Warehouse Associate
Location: Charleston, WV Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5PM Industry: Foodservice and HVAC/RPosition Summary We are seeking a dependable Pickup & Delivery Driver / Warehouse Associate to support our equipment delivery, shipping & Receiving Department. This position is responsible for local pickups and deliveries to industrial and commercial customers while also assisting with warehouse operations. The ideal candidate will have experience driving non-CDL medium/heavy-duty trucks, operating a sit-down propane forklift, and working in a shipping and receiving environment.
Responsibilities: Perform local pickups and deliveries to customer locations. Safely operate non-CDL pickup, straight, and flatbed trucks under 26,000 GVWR.Load, secure, transport, and unload HVAC equipment and materials. Assist with shipping, receiving, inventory, and order preparation. Safely operate a sit-down propane forklift and pallet jack. Complete delivery paperwork and provide professional customer service. Maintain clean and safe vehicles and warehouse areas.
Qualifications: Valid driver's license with a clean driving record. Experience driving medium/heavy-duty trucks in a pickup and delivery role. Sit-down propane forklift experience required. Warehouse, shipping, and receiving experience. Knowledge of cargo securement and DOT safety requirements. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Current DOT medical card or ability to obtain one. Must be 21 years of age or older. Ability to pass required background check and drug screening. HVAC or industrial supply experience is a plus. Please email your resume to amanix@blackrockres.com for immediate consideration

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