Requires high school diploma or GED and 1-2 years of related work experience. Maintains records for management reports and inventories of supplies needed. Delivers completed jobs to pre-determined customer locations within and outside of the site. view job details

Assist route drivers in loading vans ensuring all orders are accurately pulled and staged in the van for ease and accuracy of the delivery. Give customers in depth information on owner s manual and warranty. Makes sure unit is ready for customer on day of delivery. view job details

Delivery personnel must travel between the store and delivery vehicle and from the delivery vehicle to the customer's location. Deliver product by car and then to door of customer. view job details

Contributes to the presales activities including estimations, architecture reviews, and documentation. Manage relevant projects to ensure stable performance of the systems through the monitoring, analysis, identification, and resolution of systems issues in accordance with specified technical requirements, schedules and budgets. Monitor the technology direction of the industry and vendor applications. view job details

Deliver, fill, merchandise, and rotate products at customer accounts. Greet and thank customers with a friendly disposition. Deliver, display and rotate product line on assigned delivery route in accordance with company standards. view job details

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