Non-CDL Driver & Warehousing Specialist

NON-CDL DRIVER & Warehousing Specialist Role Summary A Warehouse Driver is a dual-role position. You will spend part of your time operating a commercial vehicle to deliver sales orders to customers, transport materials between branch locations, and pick up vendor stock. When you are not making deliveries, you will work actively as a member of the warehouse operations team.

PAY RATE & HOURS: $23.00 per hour + some overtime Monday thru Friday – 4am to 6am start Key Responsibilities Driving & Delivery Duties Transport: Load customer orders into the truck and Safely operate the truck to deliver them to job sites or other warehouses. Quality Control: Inspect delivery items against the packing slip to ensure there are no damages or errors.

Documentation: Obtain customer signatures for proof of receipt. Maintenance: Keep company vehicles clean, fuel them as needed, and perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections. Report any maintenance issues to the manager. Warehouse Duties (When not on deliveries) Inventory Management: Receive, unload, store, and organize incoming inventory products accurately.

Order Fulfillment: Pick, process, stage, and ready customer orders and branch transfers. Facility Upkeep: Maintain a clean, organized warehouse space and abide by all company safety and hygiene regulations. Job Requirements & Qualifications Experience: 2 years of experience driving a 24’ straight truck or larger with Air Brakes.

Vehicle Type: Most vehicles are 26' non-CDL 25,900 lb. box trucks . Health & Safety: Must have a clean driving record and be able to pass an annual medical exam and drug screen to obtain a medical card. Physical Stamina: Physical fitness is required for loading/unloading trucks and performing heavy warehouse tasks. Mandatory Attendance: Participation in bi-annual physical inventory counts is mandatory .

These take place on a Saturday at the end of June and the end of December. Core Skills Needed Driving: Strong navigation skills and strict adherence to safety/driving regulations. Operations: Attention to detail (reading packing slips), time management, and strong organizational skills. Soft Skills: A professional, pleasant demeanor with customers and coworkers, a team-player attitude, and a strong sense of urgency.