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Customer Service/Warehouse Associate

Posted 6 days ago

express employment professionalsDenver (CO)

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Junior

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$22 - $26 per hour

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About the role

Customer Service Representative
Location: Denver, CO Pay: $22 - $26 per hour DOE – Weekly Pay Schedule: Monday – Friday, Day ShiftAbout the Role Express Employment Professionals is seeking a Customer Service Representative for a growing supplier in the waterproofing industry. This role is responsible for providing exceptional customer service, processing orders and estimates, coordinating deliveries, and serving as a knowledgeable resource on products and solutions while supporting daily branch
Responsibilities: Assist customers in person, by phone, and by email with product inquiries, orders, and technical estimates, sales orders, deliveries, and customer accounts accurately and efficiently. Coordinate with sales, purchasing, and warehouse teams to ensure timely order fulfillment and inventory availability.
What We're Looking For: Previous customer service, inside sales, or order processing experience preferred. Strong communication, organizational, and computer skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Ability to learn technical product knowledge and provide solutions-based customer support.
Why Work With Us: Weekly Pay – Reliable and steady income. Comprehensive Benefits – Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-Term Disability, and Life Insurance.401(K) Savings Plan – Invest in your future.$100 Referral Bonus – Refer friends or family who work 160 hours with Express Denver and earn $100 per referral (No limit!).
How to Apply:
  • Call our interview hotline at (303) 861-9100 to speak with a recruiter.
  • Text "Customer Service" to (303) 861-9100.Email your resume to
  • Applications: Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM at 900 N Grant St, Suite 120, Denver, CO 80203 (Free two-hour parking available).Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply today!

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