CDL Porter: Truck Detail & Shop Support

Rush Enterprises, Inc; Lowell (AR); On-site; USD 28,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K

Stock purchase plan

Performance incentives

Job summary

Rush Truck Centers in the United States is seeking a Porter to maintain a clean, safe environment for employees and customers while supporting our service operations. You will perform shop duties such as sweeping bays, washing and detailing trucks, disposing waste, assisting technicians, and delivering vehicles as needed.

A CDL is required and forklift certification must be completed within 90 days; basic knowledge of hazardous material handling is essential.

Qualifications

• High school education or GED.
• Three months’ experience.
• Must possess a current and valid CDL with a driving record that meets insurability guidelines.
• Ability to use hand tools and air impact wrench.
• Must be trained and certified by the Company in using our Forklift equipment; and must be certified within 90 days.
• Law requires Forklift operators to be at least 18 years old.
• Working knowledge of hazardous and non-hazardous material disposal.

Responsibilities

• Sweep and mop shop bays when empty.
• Wash and detail trucks.
• Empty inside and outside trashcans.
• Assist technicians in cleaning up waste and oil spills.
• Dispose of used engine fluids, filters, and air cleaners.
• Separate and remove steel and aluminum.
• Deliver customers to home or office; and deliver customer’s trucks when required.

Skills

CDL

Forklift cert

Hand tools

Hazardous materials

Education

High school or GED

Tools

Air impact wrench

Job description

Rush Truck Centers in the United States is seeking a Porter to maintain a clean, safe environment for employees and customers while supporting our service operations. You will perform shop duties such as sweeping bays, washing and detailing trucks, disposing waste, assisting technicians, and delivering vehicles as needed.

A CDL is required and forklift certification must be completed within 90 days; basic knowledge of hazardous material handling is essential.