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Thompson Industrial Services, powered by Clean Harbors, is looking for a Class B CDL Driver to join their safety conscious team The Class B CDL Driver is responsible for operation of equipment including, but not limited to Roll Off Trailers and Dry Vans. Your responsibility will be to manage customer environmental program by picking up waste at customer facilities and transporting to a Thompson Industrial location or other disposal site.
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The Class B CDL Driver serves as a primary customer contact for environmental/hazardous waste. Class A ir BCDL License Required; Hazmat Endorsement Required (or ability to acquire); Minimum 1 Year Previous Roll Off Truck Experience Required; Must be Able to Travel up to 2 Nights Per Week; Ability to obtain Tanker endorsement upon hire; Ability to perform manual labor as required.
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CDL Class B w/ Tanker endorsement - Sweeper & Water Truck Driver. The CDL Class B Truck Driver. CDL Class B Truck Driver. CDL Class B w/ tanker endorsement - required.
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Valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) or Valid Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Keywords: CDL A, CDL B, driver, commercial driver’s license, building products, job site, building materials, distributor, distribution, touch freight, load, unload, commercial vehicle and delivery.
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Other state valid Class B/CDL driver's license with a good driving record will be considered. Other Must possess a valid Class B/CDL driver's license with a good driving record or obtain a Class B/CDL license within 6 months of employment.
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Friday schedule (occasional Saturdays); early morning start times Health, Dental, Vision, and Life insurance and 401K with Company Match Paid vacation and holidays Company uniform and footwear allowance provided Opportunities for career advancement into leadership positions What You Will Do As a local CDL Class B route driver, you will deliver product to grocery stores to ensure our products are available on store shelves.
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CDL Operator Class B Non-Exempt Thompson Industrial Services, powered by Clean Harbors, in Cofield, NC, is looking for a CDL Operator Class B to join their safety conscious team The CDL Operator Class B is responsible for operation of equipment including, but not limited to Roll Off Trailers and Dry Vans. Your responsibility will be to manage customer environmental program by picking up waste at customer facilities and transporting to a Thompson Industrial location or other disposal site.
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Must possess a valid state of Florida Class "B" CDL driver's license or must obtain a Class "B" CDL driver license temporary permit issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles within 45 days of employment and successful licensure within 120 days of obtaining temporary permit.
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Valid CDL Class A or B driver's license with a clean driving record. Demonstrated ability to operate CDL Class A or B roll-off trucks safely and efficiently.
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Richards Building Supply Co. is currently searching for a CDL Class B Driver for our Springfield, IL location. CDL Class B with Air Brake Endorsement or CDL Class A driver’s license.
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No CDL or Permit - You will be required to obtain a CDL permit (preferably Class B) no later than 2 weeks before the tentative start date. If offered the position after interview candidates will be required to present either a Class B or Class A Commercial License with a Passenger endorsement with no restrictions for driving vehicles with Air Brakes.
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Valid CDL-Class B driver's License with Air Brake endorsement at time of application is required. I possess a current Arizona Class B CDL with Air Brake endorsement.
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1st Shift Warehouse Backup Delivery Driver Class B CDL. Valid Class B CDL or above with/Airbrake required. 1st Shift Warehouse Backup Delivery Driver Class B CDL.
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Thompson Industrial Services, powered by Clean Harbors, in St. Gabriel, LA is looking for a Class B CDL Driver to join their safety conscious team The Class B CDL Driver is responsible for operation of equipment including, but not limited to Roll Off Trailers and Dry Vans. Your responsibility will be to manage customer environmental program by picking up waste at customer facilities and transporting to a Thompson Industrial location or other disposal site.
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License:Must have CDL Class B license and/or CDL permit and the ability to acquire within sixty (60) days of employment a valid Virginia CDL Class B license with air brake and passenger endorsements.
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