Warehouse Roof Loader

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eikenhoutGrand Rapids (MI)

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Warehouse Position Do you love to work outside, serve customers and stay active? You might be a good fit for our warehouse! Our warehouse team helps customers on the construction job site unload materials from the truck to the roof, ensure accurate orders and also assists warehouse team members in receiving inventory, pulling and staging orders, serving customers and properly loading trucks. The warehouse position is a very physical position that requires our warehouse team to help loading and unloading bundles of shingles that weigh from 80-100lbs each on a continuous basis as well as climbing up and down ladders and onto rooftops. We are dedicated to the best safety practices in the warehouse, including stringent equipment maintenance and training requirements. There are opportunities for advancement at Eikenhout! Some warehouse team members qualify for an opportunity to learn to drive the larger trucks and get their Class A CDL license. We have a Corporate Training program that you can sign up for. You just need to have an excellent driving record and a proven aptitude for hard work and service. Eikenhout is a Michigan based distributor of exterior building products. We have been delivering fine building products to Michigan contractors for over 120 years.
Job Requirements:
  • Great customer service skills
  • Ability to lift 120 lbs
  • At ease with climbing ladders and working on rooftop
  • Able to pass drug test - including marijuana
  • Valid Driver License
  • We Offer Great Benefits
  • Competitive Salary
  • Medical, Dental, Life & Disability Insurance
  • Voluntary Life, Short Term Disability and Vision Insurance Available 401KPaid Time Off Plan
  • Holiday PayPaid Weekly

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