Len Busch Roses
Come join the team that grows the freshest flowers!
Do you want a place to learn and grow in your next job with opportunities for advancement?
Are you looking to join a company that you are proud to work for and a leader who cares about their team?
Full-Time:
3-day or 4 day schedule availability! 3-day 13-14 hour routes | 4-day 9-10 hour routes
Start time:
10:00pm-11:00pm or 1:00am
Pay: $22-$26/hr
(dependent on experience)
What you'll do:
Our drivers deliver flowers and plants in a safe, timely, and economical manner and provide customer-driven service.
Complete all tasks based on written standard work and meet the cycle times associated with each step of the standard work.
Deliver product on-time and in the condition it was when it left LBR.
Must make sure to follow delivery instructions and that product is placed where the customer requests and bring back any returned product.
Daily vehicle inspections.
Make pick-ups for internal customers.
Recommend process changes to improve productivity, safety and quality.
Ability to work with little or no supervision
Work safely while being aware of potential hazards
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
There could be up to 25 lift-gate deliveries per shift.
Job Type: Full-time
Experience:
driving: 1 year (Required)
Load/unload by hand
Trucking payment:
Hourly
Trucking route:
Regional/Local
Who we are:
Len Busch Roses is the leading Wholesale Florist and Grower of cut flowers and plants in the upper-Midwest. We have a rich history as a privately held, values-based, family-oriented company with 200 employees. Our team grows and imports cut flowers and plants and distribute to our customers – independent retail florists and mass‑market merchants – within a five-state area.
Education Required:
High School or better.
Experience
1 year driving
Licenses & Certifications Preferred:
CDLB
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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Do you want a place to learn and grow in your next job with opportunities for advancement?
Are you looking to join a company that you are proud to work for and a leader who cares about their team?
Full-Time:
3-day or 4 day schedule availability! 3-day 13-14 hour routes | 4-day 9-10 hour routes
Start time:
10:00pm-11:00pm or 1:00am
Pay: $22-$26/hr
(dependent on experience)
What you'll do:
Our drivers deliver flowers and plants in a safe, timely, and economical manner and provide customer-driven service.
Complete all tasks based on written standard work and meet the cycle times associated with each step of the standard work.
Deliver product on-time and in the condition it was when it left LBR.
Must make sure to follow delivery instructions and that product is placed where the customer requests and bring back any returned product.
Daily vehicle inspections.
Make pick-ups for internal customers.
Recommend process changes to improve productivity, safety and quality.
Ability to work with little or no supervision
Work safely while being aware of potential hazards
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
There could be up to 25 lift-gate deliveries per shift.
Job Type: Full-time
Experience:
driving: 1 year (Required)
Load/unload by hand
Trucking payment:
Hourly
Trucking route:
Regional/Local
Who we are:
Len Busch Roses is the leading Wholesale Florist and Grower of cut flowers and plants in the upper-Midwest. We have a rich history as a privately held, values-based, family-oriented company with 200 employees. Our team grows and imports cut flowers and plants and distribute to our customers – independent retail florists and mass‑market merchants – within a five-state area.
Education Required:
High School or better.
Experience
1 year driving
Licenses & Certifications Preferred:
CDLB
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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