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Responsibilities include loading and unloading fuel, handling delivery paperwork, maintaining the vehicle in good working condition, and adhering to all safety regulations. The ideal candidate will have a valid commercial drivers license (CDL) with a hazardous materials endorsement, a clean driving record, and a strong commitment to safety.
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The primary role of the Logistics Specialist (LS) involves loading and unloading tires for warehouse storage and/or timely customer delivery, including the unloading and staging of products at the customer’s business location.
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Maybe required to handle hazardous materials and wear various forms of protective equipment (gloves, protective eyewear, etc. Loads, unloads, inspects, and tallies tires to and from transport vehicles (trailer trucks/box trucks/delivery vans.
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Accurately and efficiently load, unload and place tires in warehouse and delivery vehicles. Completes all the necessary driver and vehicle maintenance logs, on a regular basis. Collecting payments from customers on Cash on Delivery (COD) transactions.
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Delivery Services (40-50%) This position reports to a Logistics Lead. Extended day, evening, and weekend work (including Saturday) may be required as job duties demand and may include little to no advanced notice.
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Logistics SpecialistStarting wage of $17.65 , with applicable wage progression after 90-day, 180-day, and 1-year tenure with TireHub. Monday through Saturday - Fluctuating day shift hoursThe primary role of the Logistics Specialist (LS) involves loading and unloading tires for warehouse storage and/or timely customer delivery, including the unloading and staging of products at the customer's business location.
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Two (2) years of safely loading, unloading and hauling hazardous materials over the road. Understand Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations with an emphasis on the hazardous materials transportation procedures.
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Follows TireHub safety standards with respect to selecting, packing, counting, labeling, and palletizing customer orders and position them in designated locations using the bin locator system. Must be able to maintain a forklift certification.
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Works and operate equipment in various settings, ranging from non-climate-controlled warehouses to customer locations. Conducts and participates in cycle counts, tallies, and labeling as part of regularly scheduled and annual inventory control procedures.
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Operates equipment such as forklifts, order pickers and pallet jacks, ensuring adherence to safety protocols. Communicates Effectively: Delivers communications that convey a clear understanding of the unique needs of different audiences.
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Logistics SpecialistStarting wage of $18.00, with applicable wage progression after 90-day, 180-day, and 1-year tenure with TireHub. Monday through Saturday - Fluctuating day shift hoursThe primary role of the Logistics Specialist (LS) involves loading and unloading tires for warehouse storage and/or timely customer delivery, including the unloading and staging of products at the customer's business location.
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Logistics SpecialistStarting wage of $18.50 , with applicable wage progression after 90-day, 180-day, and 1-year tenure with TireHub. Monday through Saturday - Fluctuating day shift hoursThe primary role of the Logistics Specialist (LS) involves loading and unloading tires for warehouse storage and/or timely customer delivery, including the unloading and staging of products at the customer's business location.
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Logistics SpecialistStarting wage of $19/hr, with applicable wage progression after 90-day, 180-day, and 1-year tenure with TireHub. Monday through Saturday - Fluctuating day shift hoursThe primary role of the Logistics Specialist (LS) involves loading and unloading tires for warehouse storage and/or timely customer delivery, including the unloading and staging of products at the customer's business location.
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Adjustments to these allocations are made as business needs evolve. or greater with or without mechanical assistance following standard operating and safety procedures. We care about each other and our customers because we know business only gets done right when people respect each other and value relationships.
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Follow safety protocols for loading, unloading, and transporting hazardous materials, if applicable. The warehouse delivery driver is responsible for transporting goods and materials from the warehouse to construction sites or other designated locations.
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