Warehouse/CDL
$22.65 - $28.02/HR
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$22.65 - $28.02/HR
About the role
- Receives all material from the manufacturing facilities and vendors
- Checks and places materials in the correct bin
- Checks material against the manifest and reports discrepancies
- Informs supervisor and photographs all defective materials
- Cuts down over-sized laminate to fill pending orders
- Reads, interprets, processes, and packs orders
- Performs total skid count for loads
- Assists the needs of the customer
- As needed: Drives truck to destinations and returns safely
- Maintains acceptable driving record
- Performs emergency roadside repairs
- Knowledge of computers sufficient to perform basic customer service functions
- Knowledge of materials inventoried
- Knowledge of packing techniques
- Knowledge of proper material handling techniques
- Ability to understand and follow directions
- Ability to work independently
- Ability to drive a lift truck and operate a table saw
- Ability to read and understand customer orders
- Knowledge of Department of Transportation and state regulations and local laws pertaining to vehicle operations
- Knowledge of truck hauling procedures
- Knowledge of hazardous waste materials and safe handling procedures
- Skill in proper handling techniques for all products
- Skill in required packaging techniques for all products inventoried
- Education and/or Experience
- High School Diploma or GEDOne year of college may be substituted for one year of required experience (maximum substitution of three years)
- Must have a valid Class B commercial driver's license
- Hazardous Material Endorsement and Tanker Endorsement
- Experience 3+ years relevant warehouse experience 1+ years Local CDL experience
- No chargeable accidents in the last five years
- Physical Demands
- Continuous physical exertion is required, such as walking/pushing/climbing and lifting material or equipment of heavy weight (>50 lbs) Examples: grounds staff and EMS
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