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Dal-Tile Corp. in Utah is seeking a Truck Driver to deliver customer orders and support warehouse operations. This role involves daily forklift use and handling of delivery paperwork, COD payments, and maintaining truck logs.
Ideal candidates have a HS diploma or equivalent, a CDL (preferred), and at least 3 years of truck driving experience. We offer competitive pay and a benefits package including 401k, employee discounts, and tuition reimbursement.
Join the largest manufacturer of tile and natural stone in the United States and watch your career stand out with Dal-Tile, a subsidiary of Mohawk Industries.
Our close-knit team of dedicated professionals has made us the success we are today. In exchange for their hard work, we support our people with a family-friendly work environment, a commitment to promoting from within, unique benefits that go beyond just medical and dental, and a belief that every employee deserves a productive life outside of work. If this sounds outstanding to you, take the first step forward and explore a career with Dal-Tile.
Dal-Tile is currently seeking an exceptionallocalTruck Driverto join our TEAM! As theTruck Driverwe need someone whodeliver customer orders.This position involves daily use of forkliftand/or crane forklift equipment.
Delivers customer orders and supports warehouse function in conjunction with delivery activities.
We offer competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package, career opportunities, and an environment of creativity and growth. Examples include: Company Match on 401k,Employee Purchase Discount, and Tuition Reimbursement.
Dal-Tile is a proud supporter of our U.S. military, veterans and their families - Thank You for Your Service!
Active military, transitioning service members and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.
Mohawk Industries, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer including disability/veteran committed to an inclusive workplace and a proud Drugs Don’t Work participant.