Yard Worker / Delivery Driver

Posted 8 days ago

atworkRaleigh (NC)

Light Truck Drivers Lumber, Plywood, Millwork, and Wood Panel Merchant Wholesalers

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Junior

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$19-$20/hr

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About the role

Yard Worker / Delivery Driver$19-$20/hr + OT | Full-Time | Raleigh, NCLooking for a solid job with a well-established local company? We've been serving the area for decades and are looking for a dependable team member to join our lumber and building materials yard. If you enjoy staying busy, working outdoors, helping customers, and driving company vehicles, we'd like to talk with you. Schedule & Benefits$19 - $20/hour plus overtime Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PMEvery other Saturday, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM (some flexibility available)Paid holidays and PTOMedical, dental, and vision insurance Annual bonus

What You'll Be Doing: Pulling and preparing customer orders Loading and unloading lumber and building materials Helping customers in the yard Making local deliveries in company pickup trucks Learning to operate forklifts and delivery trucks Keeping the yard clean, organized, and safe Working both inside and outside throughout the day

What We're Looking For: Good driving record Comfortable working outdoors year-round Customer-friendly attitude Ability to accurately pull orders and pay attention to details Reliable and dependable work history Willingness to learn forklift operation and delivery duties Team player with a strong work ethic Able to pass a background check and drug screen Why This Job? Stable, long-term opportunity Join a small team where your work matters Variety in your day instead of doing the same thing every shift Learn new skills and grow with the company Established business with a strong reputation in the community

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