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DFW Longhorn Electric
Porter
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Janitor or Cleaner provides cleaning and basic maintenance in buildings such as schools, offices, stores, hospitals or hotels. Cleans and polishes floors, removes trash, vacuums carpets, washes windows, cleans bathrooms, stocks building supplies such as light bulbs and paper towels and performs minor repairs as needed. Holds keys for rooms and building entrances and locks or unlocks them as needed.
$31,955 / year median in Texas
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Porter DFW Longhorn Electric Seagoville, TX Job Details Part-time $15.62 - $16.65 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Qualifications Customer returns handling Driver's License Attention to detail Warehouse experience Order picking Full Job Description About Us DFW Longhorn Electric LLC is a growing electrical service company specializing in the multifamily and commercial sectors . We are committed to quality workmanship, strong customer relationships, and operational excellence. Position Summary DFW Longhorn Electric is looking for a dependable, organized, and motivated Warehouse Porter / Material Runner to support our electrical service and project teams. This position plays an important role in keeping our warehouse, materials, specialty tools, deliveries, vendor returns, fleet records, and day-to-day operations organized so our field technicians can stay productive. This is a part-time position with the opportunity to become full-time based on performance, reliability, workload, and company needs. Key Responsibilities — Follow and maintain established company warehouse procedures and organization standards. — Keep the warehouse clean, organized, safe, and presentable at all times. — Perform basic maintenance and upkeep of the office and warehouse, including minor repairs, cleaning, changing filters, replacing light bulbs, assembling shelving or furniture, and similar tasks. — Receive, inspect, document, organize, and properly store incoming materials, equipment, and deliveries. — Track warehouse inventory and maintain accurate counts of commonly used electrical materials, tools, equipment, and supplies. — Pull, stage, and prepare materials for technicians and scheduled jobs. — Deliver materials, parts, equipment, and specialty tools to technicians and job sites throughout the DFW area. — Pick up materials and orders from electrical supply houses and other vendors. — Handle and document vendor returns, exchanges, credits, and warranty-related materials. — Maintain organization and documentation for materials being returned or awaiting vendor credit. — Track consignment materials and maintain accurate records of consignment inventory. — Identify unused or surplus material that cannot be returned and, with management approval, post items for sale and help coordinate their disposition. — Track specialty tools and equipment checked in and out to technicians and ensure they are returned, accounted for, and stored properly. — Maintain and distribute company wearables, uniforms, PPE, and related employee-issued items as directed. — Assist with loading and unloading company vehicles, vendor deliveries, tools, and project materials. — Maintain warehouse shelves, storage areas, staging areas, and surrounding work areas. — Collect, organize, and document technician gas receipts and other assigned fleet-related records. — Assist with collection, organization, and documentation of technician timesheets. — Assist with basic fleet management, including maintaining vehicle records, tracking scheduled maintenance or service needs, and communicating vehicle issues to management. — Help keep company vehicles, trailers, and warehouse equipment clean, orderly, and properly accounted for. — Use Excel and other company computer systems to maintain inventory, tool, material, fleet, receipt, return, and other operational records. — Communicate with office staff, project managers, technicians, and vendors regarding material needs, shortages, deliveries, pickups, returns, and equipment needs. — Notify management when inventory is running low, damaged, missing, improperly returned, or otherwise requires attention. — Perform additional warehouse, delivery, facility, fleet, and general operational support duties as needed.