Warehouse Associate Forklift
yankocy wholesale building materialsMonroe (CT)
Warehouse Associate Forklift
Posted 3 days ago
yankocy wholesale building materialsMonroe (CT)
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, HandOther Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Job Description:
We are a wholesaler of construction and landscape materials and are seeking a reliable, hardworking, smart and willing to learn candidate with a good work ethic, reliable transportation (public transit not available here) for our warehouse associate position. Working under the warehouse manager you will be loading our flatbed tractor trailer trucks for the following morning deliveries, also unloading incoming trucks from our vendors, stocking them and manually shrink wrapping orders onto pallets before loading them. We also have some customer that come pick up product and you will need to interact with them in a professional manner. We need someone who can be forklift certified. May have to lift some heavy items here and there but not often. Able to work in hot or cold environment as the seasons change. We offer full health/dental/vision/life benefits, 401k/profit share and year end bonus. Hours are 7:00am to 3:30 pm with a 30 minutes lunch. OT available. We are a Drug Free Workplace.\nCompany
Description:
Wholesaler of Construction Materials to new and existing customers for over 75 years!
Company Description:
Wholesaler of Construction Materials to new and existing customers for over 75 years!
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