Branch Warehouseperson / Driver

October 9, 2026

Overview:

Provide support for daily branch operations, i.e. make deliveries, pull orders, and put away stock.

Responsibilities:

Essential Job Functions

Have and maintain a valid driver’s license
Make deliveries to and pick-ups from customers, other branches/warehouses, and vendors/suppliers
Pull orders for customers
Load and unload shipments/deliveries using proper equipment
Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and maintenance functions according to DOT regulations.
Comply with all federal, state and company requirements pertaining to motor vehicle laws and accident reporting.
Keep up daily trip logs, pre and post inspection reports, monthly fuel reports
Prepare product for shipment via UPS, FedEx and common carrier
Receive shipments from UPS, FedEx and common carrier
Handle and process paperwork on damaged product.
Prepare Returns and Reclaims for shipment including appropriate paperwork
Break down and put away stock using proper equipment
Greet customers promptly and courteously by name (if known)
Answer telephones promptly and courteously identifying yourself and the company
Regular and punctual attendance

Other Job Functions

Assist at counter as needed
Assist in maintaining a clean and safe work environment inside and out; i.e., empty trash, sweep floors, clean bathroom(s), etc.
Perform related jobs as required

Qualifications:

Skills and Physical Abilities

Meet the following physical requirements
All DOT medical and drug-free requirements
Ability to carry at least 75 pounds
Lift boxes up to 3.6 cubic feet/105 lbs (4-5 hours daily)
Sit in, get into/out of vehicle cab (2-3 hours daily)
Steer and drive vehicle (also shift a standard transmission) (as required)
Ability to climb ladders 2
Ability to use computer system as pertains to the job
Ability to get along with customers and other employees, follow directions and work under pressure

Equipment

Forklift

Education/Knowledge

Geography of the area

Licenses Required

Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with hazmat endorsement

Work Environment

Overtime required during off-season and mandatory during season and inventory
Heated store area
Unheated warehouse area
Concrete floors

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