Work where your name matters.
A steady, family-run company in Commerce, CA, with people who've been here for decades. We're hiring for the dock, the road and the office.
Where we need help.
Don't see an exact fit? Send a note anyway — we'd rather hear from good people than wait for a perfect posting.
Delivery Driver
Early-morning routes across L.A. and Orange County. Class C or better, clean record, comfortable with a hand truck and a customer relationship. Local routes — home every day.
Warehouse / Freezer Selector
Pull and stage orders in dry, cooler and freezer environments. Pallet jack experience a plus; forklift certification a bigger plus. We'll train the right person.
Sales & Customer Service
Grow and support restaurant accounts. Bilingual English/Spanish strongly preferred. Foodservice or restaurant background helps; caring about customers is required.
Small company. Long tenures.
- Stable, year-round work — restaurants eat every day
- Local routes; no overnights
- Owners on site, not in another state
- Room to grow from the dock to dispatch to sales
How to apply
There is no portal and no application tracking system to disappear into. Send us your name, what kind of work you are after, and anything about your background you think matters — through the contact form or by calling the warehouse at (323) 887-0862. A person reads it.
If you have a résumé, great. If you do not, tell us where you have worked and what you did there; for dock and driving roles that is genuinely more useful than a formatted document.
What we look for
- Showing up. Routes leave early. The single most valuable thing anyone here does is be on time, consistently.
- Care with someone else's kitchen. Our drivers walk into other people's businesses every morning. How you treat a customer's back door is the job.
- Saying it when something is wrong. A short case flagged at the dock is a small problem. The same case discovered at dinner service is not.
- Bilingual English/Spanish is a real advantage in every role here, and required for most customer-facing ones.
What the work is actually like
This is a working warehouse, not an office. Dock and selector roles mean cold environments, moving product, and early starts. Driving is local — you are home the same day, every day. It is physical, it is steady, and restaurants eat year-round, so the work does not disappear in a slow season.
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