Delivery Driver/Warehouse Associate

Posted 3 days ago

jiffy fastening systemsDayton (OH)

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Job Description: NEFCO Midwest Division, DBA Jiffy Fastening Systems, is looking for an Inventory/Warehouse Associate that will be primarily a warehouse job involves some inventory tracking, receiving, filling and shipping orders, loading and unloading trucks by hand and with fork truck, stocking inventory, cleaning warehouse on occasion, answering an occasional phone call and working directly with our customers. Warehouse personnel need to be able to handle packages weighing as much as 80 lbs. Computer skills are a plus, and experience in any construction fastener, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or safety industry is helpful as well. Our operating hours are Mon - Fri, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We are looking for someone to join our team with experience with the construction industry or someone willing to work hard, learn the systems and industry we serve, and grow with our company. We pay weekly, and pay overtime rate on any hours worked over 40 hours. Overtime is available every week for our team, we are needing to add members to help accommodate the growth we have had in the past year.\nCompany DescriptionNEFCO Midwest Division, DBA Jiffy Fastening Systems is a company striving to be the preferred supplier in every market we serve, most focused on the construction industry. We strive to provide superior service by delivering the right and best product to our customers, where and when they need it, at a fair price that allows us and our customers to operate profitably.
Company Description: NEFCO Midwest Division, DBA Jiffy Fastening Systems is a company striving to be the preferred supplier in every market we serve, most focused on the construction industry. We strive to provide superior service by delivering the right and best product to our customers, where and when they need it, at a fair price that allows us and our customers to operate profitably.

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