Delivery Driver-Helper

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general beverageMadison (WI)

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Job TypeFull-time
Description: GENERAL BEER DISTRIBUTORS IS FILLED WITH GREAT PEOPLE WHO ENJOY GREAT PAY AND GREAT BENEFITS. COME AND JOIN US SO YOU CAN ENJOY ALL THE "GREATS" AS WELL!!This position requires assisting in delivering products to assigned accounts in a professional and efficient manner. This position is also responsible for merchandising and product rotation. This position is on the job training to become a Delivery Driver and therefore must obtain a Class A CDL within a 90-day probationary period. GB provides excellent health, dental, and vision ins., as well as life, FSA, 401K with match and profit sharing to name a few. We also provide all the training to obtain your Class A CDL at no cost to you!! Great vacation and sick day packages top off all the "Greats" to the GB benefits.
Requirements: Ability to operate a 2-wheel hand cart up and/or downstairs. Ability to operate power assisted cart equipment. Ability to repeatedly lift and move kegs weighing up to 175 lbs.#Ability to merchandise displays and stock shelves. Ability to maintain appropriate product rotation. Ability to get in and out of a delivery truck repeatedly throughout the day. Ability to accept responsibility and account for their actions. Must be able to lift from 5 to 150 lbs. multiple times per day. Must be able to crawl, reach, twist, and bend. Must have a Wisconsin Driver's License with Class A CDL certification or be able to obtain one. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and lift test.

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