WD Driver helper
guido companiesSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Window & Door Driver HelperThe Window & Door Driver Helper is responsible for a portion of distribution operations. They work closely with warehouse/distribution management and other warehouse/distribution staff to maintain a safe and efficient environment. Essential duties and responsibilities include the following (other duties may be assigned):Assist in navigation of deliveries using GPSAssist in contacting customer before deliver Assist in driving (as necessary) Strap and unstrap loads for delivery and upon delivery Assist in dropping off product at location Conduct all activities in a safe manner, adhering to company safety standards
Supervisory responsibilities:
N/AEducation and/or experience: High School Diploma or GED, minimum, is required.
Other skills and abilities:
The individual must have good working knowledge of building materials, tape measure, and basic mathematical skills.
Language skills:
Bilingual in Spanish and English is not a requirement, but is preferred. Certificates, licenses, registrations: OSHA 10 hour is preferred. Current, valid driver's license is required. Physical and mental demands: Physical ability to perform tasks that may require prolonged standing, sitting, or other activities necessary to perform job duties. Must be able to move large, bulky and/or heavy merchandise up to 100 pounds; ability to work in variable daily weather conditions. Must be able to drive to and from Guido HQ and other locations for business purposes.
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