Are you our Driver?! Class A/B Driver Opportunity.

Buffalo NY

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Company / Contact Information Real Help Decorative Concrete (12 Years in Operation) (716) 997-305eight Ext. 5 2221 Broadway Street Buffalo, NY 14212 Position / Compensation / Benefits Position - Concrete Craftsman - Driver Starting Pay Rate - $25 per Hour (Full Time) Healthcare / Eyecare / Dental Coverage Offered 401K with Employer Contribution Earned Paid Time Off Attendance and Performance Bonuses Pre-Job and On-the-Job Training Structure for Vertical Movement (Promoted from Within) Overtime Available Limited Weekends Job Duties / Responsibilities A Daily Willingness to Learn and Improve Stay on Task and Work Independently and as Part of a Team Ensuring All Materials and Equipment are Loaded for the Project Placement and Installation of Concrete Acquire an Understanding of Your Equipment Ability to Troubleshoot Problems and Create Solutions Ability to Operate Machinery and Vehicles in a Safe and Efficient Manner Qualifications / Requirements High School Diploma or G.E.D. Equivalent Class A OR B Driver’s License Our Piers for Success Accountability - “That’s on me” Thankfully, none of us are perfect. How boring would that be? Don’t agree to do something unless you intend to do it, and, if you find that you’ve bitten off more than you can chew or made an error of another kind, admit that too. “Accountability is the glue that ties commitment to the result.” - Bob Proctor Communication - “Sound, Off” We all know how good it feels to hear a fresh perspective and muse to ourselves, “I never thought of it that way.” This is the reward of honest communication. There may always be misunderstandings, miscommunications, and moments of bewilderment, but with open and frequent communication, these instances will be identified and resolved quickly. “A word heard is more important than a word said.” Humility - “Be Raw, Be Real” It is not always easy to admit one's mistakes, but it is easier than swallowing pride. When we approach the world with humility, we allow for the world to approach us and the results are always sweeter than that of a lone wolf. “To be truly great, one must stand with people, not above them.” Efficiency - “Two Candles, One Flame” Efficiencies don’t always present themselves, but are rather created with an open mind and a care to try. Always be willing to try a new approach and always seek a better result. “Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” - Albert Einstein Teamwork - “Lean on Me” Work smart, not hard. It takes self-assurance and humility to ask for help, or to delegate a task. Reducing our individual workload makes delegation its own reward, but it also fosters a culture of trust and mutual reliance in the workplace. Take ownership of not only your success, but of the team’s success. Why be on a team if not to work in harmony with our teammates? “A good team is one which is greater than the sum of its parts.”