SHOP RUNNER $25/HR + MEDICAL/DENTAL

HTM Contractors; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 34,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

PTO

Paid Holidays

401(k)

Performance Incentive

Room to Move Up

Job summary

HTM Contractors in Hawaii is hiring for a full-time driver/yard technician. You will perform deliveries and pickups from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, move materials between yard, job sites, and suppliers, and assist with yard operations.

You’ll also handle tool check-in/out, signage, and basic documentation while keeping the yard organized and safe. Starting pay is $25.00/hr, rising to $30.00/hr at top tier based on metrics.

Qualifications

• Valid Hawaii driver license (non-CDL acceptable) and clean driving record.
• Able to lift 50+ lbs repeatedly and work outdoors in all conditions.
• Experience operating forklift and telehandler preferred; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Deliveries & pickups between yard, job sites, suppliers, and customers (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM).
• Load/Unload, yard work, and staging material for next-day projects.
• Maintain yard organization, perform inspections, and document tool and vehicle status.

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Type: Full-Time Pay: $25.00/hr to start, $30.00/hr at top tier Benefits: Medical, PTO, Paid Holidays, 401(k), Performance Incentive Reports To: Facility Division

• Starting pay: $25.00/hr
• Medical coverage
• Paid time off
• Paid holidays
• 401(k)
• Performance incentive
• Room to Move Up

This is a moving job. You will be in and out of a truck all day, loading and unloading by hand and with equipment, and back at the yard before and after every run. Firewood, tools, small equipment, hoppers, parts, signs if it needs to get somewhere, you take it there.

Job Duties:

• You will lift, carry, and stack products, tools, and materials.
• Your day starts early. The yard has to be loaded before crews roll out.
• You will be told where to go and when. This seat executes; it does not set its own schedule.
• You are responsible for checking company tools in and out.
• You are representing multiple companies at job sites, customer homes, and supply houses.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Deliveries & Pickups (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM)
• Pick up and deliver materials, tools, small equipment, and parts between the yard, job sites, suppliers, and customers
• Deliver company products including firewood and hoppers
• Run errands and supply house pickups as assigned
• Post no-parking signs and public notices, documenting the placement before and after with photos.
• Cost code every run to the correct company, division, or job number
• Yard Work (Before 8:00 AM and After 3:00 PM)
• Load crew trucks and stage material for the next day
• Unload incoming deliveries by hand or with equipment
• Operate forklift and telehandler to move material and equipment
• Keep the yard organized, clean, and safe to move through
• Tool Room:
• Check tools and small equipment in and out to crews
• Inspect condition on the way out and on the way back
• Tag and report any damaged, missing, or unsafe tools to the Fleet Manager
• Maintain accurate records so we always know where a tool is on Reftab Software
• Vehicle & Equipment
• Complete daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections on your vehicle
• Complete daily inspections on forklift and telehandler before use
• Keep your truck clean, fueled, secured, and ready
• Report any vehicle or equipment issue to the Fleet Manager immediately

How the Day Works

• 7:00 am Yard: tool check-out, load crews, stage material
• 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM On the road: deliveries, pickups, errands, sign postings
• After 3:00 PM: Yard tool check-in, inspection, unload, put-away
• All run requests come through the Facility Division. Nobody dispatches you directly. Normal runs are handled first come, first served. A run moves to the front of the line only when a Superintendent or the Operations Manager calls it in as HOT, meaning a crew or job is stopped and waiting.

What We Care About

• Show up. On time, every day, ready to work.
• Own it. If something didn't get done or got damaged, say so the same day.
• No excuses, no finger-pointing. Fix it or flag it.
• Take care of the equipment. It's how everyone here makes a living.
• Do it right the first time. A wrong address, wrong material, or wrong count costs everyone.

Requirements

• Valid Hawaii driver's license with a clean driving record
• Able to safely operate a non-CDL box truck or flatbed (no CDL required for this position)
• Willing to train to upgrade to a Class 4 driver's license, with training provided by the company
• Able to repeatedly lift 50+ lbs throughout the day
• Comfortable working outdoors in all conditions
• Forklift and telehandler experience preferred; training and certification provided for the right candidate
• Basic smartphone skills for cost coding, photo documentation, and daily reporting; training provided
• Able to read a map, follow directions, and communicate clearly by phone or text
• Pre-employment and ongoing drug testing required
• Must pass a background and MVR check

Nice to Have

• Prior experience in construction, trucking, landscaping, delivery, or warehouse work
• Familiarity with Oahu roads, job sites, and supply houses
• Basic mechanical awareness enough to recognize when a tool or truck isn't right
• This position has a six-tier pay structure topping out at $30.00/hr. You move up a tier by hitting your metrics at your annual evaluation, not by putting in time. What we measure:
• Tools accounted for, every week
• Sign postings documented with photos, every time
• Daily vehicle and equipment inspections completedZero preventable incidents or damage

*People who do this job well move into CDL driving, foreman roles, and fleet and facility management. If you want a place to grow, the door is open. If you want to stay right here and get good at it, that works too.