Warehouse Assembly & Field Delivery Specialist

Step into a Day as Our Warehouse Assembly & Field Delivery Specialist Morning starts with a quick vehicle check and a review of the day’s pick list. You assemble products to precise specs, stage orders, and secure each load using the right equipment. With the truck packed and documentation verified, you head out—delivering materials to customers and job sites safely and on time.

Back at the warehouse, you inspect incoming shipments, organize inventory, and keep the workspace spotless. Throughout the day, you operate forklifts and pallet jacks, handle hand and power tools (think circular saws), and communicate clearly with customers, contractors, and teammates. Safety and DOT/traffic rules guide every move.

Core Responsibilities Assemble and build products and equipment per company specifications.

Pick, stage, and prepare orders for delivery or customer pickup.

Load and unload trucks safely using appropriate material-handling equipment.

Deliver products and materials to customers and job sites safely and on schedule.

Verify orders before departure and secure all required delivery documentation.

Inspect incoming shipments for accuracy and damage; address discrepancies.

Receive, organize, and store inventory properly for easy retrieval.

Maintain a clean, safe, and organized warehouse and work area.

Operate forklifts, pallet jacks, hand trucks, and related warehouse equipment.

Use hand and power tools for product assembly and fabrication.

Complete basic inspections of company delivery vehicles and report maintenance or safety concerns.

Follow company safety procedures and applicable DOT/traffic regulations.

Assist with inventory counts and help locate warehouse materials as needed.

Communicate professionally with customers, contractors, and fellow employees.

Pitch in on additional warehouse, assembly, and delivery tasks as required.

What You Bring Valid Driver's License.

Knowledge of commercial plumbing components and practices.

Truck operations and load securement know-how.

Familiarity with crane and lifting equipment systems.

Strong assembly skills.

Tools & Technologies You’ll Use Forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand trucks.

Hand and power tools, including a circular saw.

Plumbing-related tools and materials.

Hauling trailer and standard delivery vehicles.