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1+ yr+ proven customer service / warehouse experience, ideally in a distribution or parts counter environment. Well also count on you to use your strong customer service skills when interacting with customers at the Service Center as well as when youre delivering orders.
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At Applied Industrial Technologies, the Warehouse/Driver role has an immediate impact on our Service Center performance and customer satisfaction. Are you a proactive hands-on warehouse person looking to use your customer service skills to build customer loyalty.
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This is a great opportunity for an individual with experience in warehouse / customer service duties, good data entry skills, some knowledge of industrial products, and an interest in career growth.
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As a Warehouse/Driver associate, you will perform a variety of duties required to offer our customers world class service and support. Applied Industrial Technologies (NYSE: AIT.
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Assist in counter and telephone sales, order pulling, customer calls as needed. The overall goal is to partner with our Service Center operations team to provide first class service for our customers.
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Assist in data entry, counter and telephone sales/service, order pulling, and customer calls as needed. A LASTING CAREER - Career paths are available in customer service, operations, sales or management.
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Applied Industrial Technologies (NYSE: AIT) is a leading value-added distributor and technical solutions provider of industrial motion, fluid power, flow control, automation technologies, and related maintenance supplies.
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We'll al Warehouse Worker, Delivery Driver, Warehouse, Customer Service, Driver, Delivery, Manufacturing, Retail. We'll al Warehouse Worker, Delivery Driver, Warehouse, Customer Service, Driver, Delivery, Manufacturing, Retail.
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We'll al Warehouse Associate, Delivery Driver, Warehouse, Customer Service, Driver, Associate, Manufacturing, Retail. We'll al Warehouse Associate, Delivery Driver, Warehouse, Customer Service, Driver, Associate, Manufacturing, Retail.
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At Applied Industrial Technologies, the Stockroom Associate / Delivery Driver role has an immediate impact on our Service Center performance and customer satisfaction.
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This will grow our business at existing customers, develop new customers, and meet or exceed monthly sales goals while increasing customer satisfaction. Provider Description Enabled SAP as service provider.
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Hit the ground running and join the leader in industrial distribution Responsibilities As a Warehouse/Driver associate, you will perform a variety of duties required to offer our customers world class service and support.
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