Delivery Driver/ Order Picker

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xpand staffingCoconut Creek (FL)

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Job Description: Delivery Driver / Warehouse Order Picker
Schedule: 6:00 AM – Finish | Full-Time | Overtime Required as Needed We are looking for a dependable and hardworking Delivery Driver / Order Picker for a full-time, temp-to-perm opportunity. This is not strictly a driving position. The employee will be cross-trained in warehouse operations and order picking in addition to making deliveries. Responsibilities &
Requirements: Operate a box truck to make customer deliveries. Pick and prepare seafood orders in the warehouse. Load and unload products as needed. Train and work in both warehouse and delivery operations. Must be comfortable working in a freezer/cold environment. Must understand this is a seafood distribution facility; the environment can be wet, messy, and involve handling seafood products. Schedule begins at 6:00 AM and ends when daily work/deliveries are completed. Some shifts may be approximately 10 hours, so candidates must be flexible and available for overtime. Spanish-speaking candidates are welcome; bilingual English/Spanish is a plus. Must be sharp, reliable, hardworking, and willing to help wherever needed. Must have a clean driving record and meet the required background screening criteria. Must be comfortable driving a box truck and performing physical warehouse/order-picking duties. Looking for someone interested in a long-term, permanent opportunity. This is a hands-on driver + warehouse/order picker position in a cold seafood environment with potentially long days and overtime.

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