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Plastic Express operates from 18 warehouse locations and 37 rail terminals across the US. At many of the Plastic Express sites, we also handle some Non-plastic commodities, which include; paper rolls, steel, building materials and other dry bulk materials.
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In line with Plastic Express’ Environmental Promise, the hired individual is expected to enthusiastically support all facets of Operation Clean Sweep; specifically, making a conscious effort to prevent pellet, flake and powder loss into the environment and ensure any spills are swiftly and effectively cleaned up.
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Since 1970 Plastic Express has met the bulk trucking, bulk terminal, packaging, and warehousing needs of the plastics industry. Plastic Express owns and operates roughly 190 trucks, with approximately 227 trailers performing full bulk truck distribution business.
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Plastic Express is headquartered in Houston, TX and has over 500 employees nationwide. Plastic Express employees have always been our key to success and total customer satisfaction.
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If you have an interest in working at Plastic Express, please forward your resume including a brief work history. Our strategic locations, modern systems, and dedicated employees allow us to provide custom tailored logistical solutions to fulfill the most challenging needs of our customers.
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This is a general labor position; rinsing trailer interiors per specific procedure, including, but not limited to washing and detailing Plastic Express tractors inside and out, as well as, wheel and tire polishing on tractors and trailers.
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During the course of business the Customer Service Representative is not to share any confidential information with anyone other than their direct Manager or Executive of Plastic Express.
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If you want to work in a safe and healthy environment where your opinion always matters, apply with us today! We are always looking for dependable & talented business professionals that will help us to grow and to continue our “Can Do” tradition.
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