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Wisconsin Building Supply operates locations throughout Wisconsin supplying windows, doors, roofing, siding, millwork, lock hardware, columns, trim, mouldings, cabinetry, countertops, decking, railing, gypsum, lumber & plywood, insulation, and other building materials.
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The Inside Sales Representative assists with new and existing customer sales and provides product support to outside sales representatives. Wisconsin Building Supply, a Division of US LBM Holdings, LLC is an equal opportunity employer.
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Typically, driving a truck with a capacity of more than three tons, but may be a less experienced CDL or tractor trailer driver. Po sition Overview Delivers materials to job site, inspects and maintains truck, re po rts shortages and claims to supervisor and assists in loading and storing of materials.
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Delivers materials to job site, inspects and maintains truck, re po rts shortages and claims to supervisor and assists in loading and storing of materials. As a people-first company, passionate ab out continuous improvement, US LBM is proud to provide our associates access to the resources, training and developmental op po rtunities to em po wer them to succeed today, while growing professionally and preparing for the challenges of tomorrow.
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Valley North Distributing has been in business since 1977 as a supplier of Doors, Frames, Door Hardware and other millwork items to contractors. Tasks will include, in any combination, pick and pull materials for unit assembly, preparation of materials for assembly, use of power tools and machinery to assemble door units to customer specifications, package, label and store finished product for shipment.
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