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84 Lumber is hiring immediately and has the career for you! 84 Lumber is the nation’s largest privately held supplier of building materials, manufactured components and industry-leading services for single and multi-family residences and commercial buildings.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Professional Lumber Salesperson at Lumber One Company located in Conroe, TX. The Professional Lumber Salesperson will be responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with clients, generating new business, and providing exceptional customer service.
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COMPANYConner Industries, Inc. is a rapidly growing manufacturer and distributor in the industrial lumber, custom wood packaging, and integrated packaging markets. KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIESCoordinate receipt, storage, distribution, and shipping of all lumber, other raw materials, and finished goods.
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Builders FirstSource also distributes dimensional lumber and lumber sheet goods, millwork, windows, interior and exterior doors, and other building products. We service customers from strategically located distribution facilities and manufacturing facilities, that produce value-added products such as roof and floor trusses, wall panels, stairs, vinyl windows, custom millwork and pre-hung doors.
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