Delivery Driver/ Warehouse Associate - Cabinets

Posted 3 days ago

dna cabinetsWest Palm Beach (FL)

Light Truck Drivers Custom Architectural Woodwork and Millwork Manufacturing

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Job Description:

Delivery Driver and Warehouse Associate:$18-21/h starting, depending on qualifications.
Driver must be able to operate a 25 foot box truck(non CDL) and deliver cabinets to construction sites. Professional driving experience preferred.
When not making deliveries, applicant will work in the capacity of warehouse associate loading and unloading delivery trucks, organizing inventory, and check-listing deliveries.
Must be able to lift 75 lbs. continuously
Must be able to work 8+ hours of physical labor.
Must have a clean driving record and pass a criminal background check.
Must be drug free and be able to pass a drug test

This is a very physically demanding job and you will be on construction job sites in various conditions. The ideal candidate likes physical labor and continuous movement.\nCompany DescriptionDNA Cabinets is locally owned and operated. We specialize in new construction cabinet distribution, design, installation and servicing. Our main location is in Lake Park but we service a broad area including Broward, Palm Beach and Port Saint Lucie counties.

Company Description: DNA Cabinets is locally owned and operated. We specialize in new construction cabinet distribution, design, installation and servicing. Our main location is in Lake Park but we service a broad area including Broward, Palm Beach and Port Saint Lucie counties.

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