$23.50/hr
CDL-B Night Warehouse Driver (3rd Shift)
Referral Job Portal · Orlando, FL
Job description
Universal Orlando is seeking a Warehouse Driver to complete shipments by pulling, processing, loading and delivering orders on a daily basis. The role requires a High school degree or GED and CDL Class B with airbrake endorsement.Pay is $23.50 per hour. The position involves driving a truck 20% of the time and loading/unloading 80% of the time, with responsibilities including route deliveries, inventory control, and strict safety compliance.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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