If you’ve already got the CDL, $18 is a bit light, but the steady daytime dock work can be nice - mostly scanning invoices, counting cases (liquor gets extra scrutiny), and moving pallets. Pro tip: keep gloves and a Sharpie/box cutter on a retractable clip; relabeling mixed pallets goes way faster and your hands won’t get wrecked.
I’d take a quick of the BOL and pallet label before you sign and crack a pallet — saved me when a liquor delivery was a case short and the vendor pushed back. Having that proof makes credits with the cage and accounting way faster.
Quick tip from my receiving days at a big property: keep a cheap laser thermometer in your pocket and write the product temps on the invoice before you sign — saved me when a dairy drop clocked 48°F and we refused it without drama. @OP if you’re cool with the pace, it’s decent work, but ask how often part-timers get pulled for event weekends so the “nights/weekends possible” doesn’t surprise you.