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OTR Drivers Only Dedicated Load Planner Not Forced Dispatch Apply Now for all the benefits of Partnering with F2F Transport Virtual Orientation Now Accepting Dry Van, Power-Only, Flatbed, and Reefer Drivers Leasing Options - Call a recruiter today for more information Awards for Clean Roadside Inspections Driver Trainers and Driver Advocates for Partners We cover your Semi-Annual DOT Inspection Requirements: Drivers must hold a valid CDL Class A or driver's license.
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The Commercial Driver’s License (“CDL”) Driver (Class A) - Regional role at Ocean State Job Lot (“OSJL” and “Company”) is responsible for safely and efficiently operating tractor trailer trucks to transport merchandise to retail stores, other distribution and storage locations, as well as various vendor pick-up points and delivery locations.
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Job Description: CDL-A Owner Operator Truck Driving Opportunity Open F2F is recruiting Owner-Operator truck driving Partners to join our team. A total of 24 months of commercial driving experience within the last 36-month period, or a total of 60 months of historical experience.
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SELF-DISPATCH SYSTEM MEANS YOU WORK HOW YOU WANT Call (855) 246-5009 to speak to a recruiter today! Our Connect Program is a great option for Partners that want to run their own truck, but not book their own freight.
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Job Summary Company Driver (W2, Solo) Intermodal Container, Live Haul, Log trailer, Curtain Van, Tanker trailer, Hopper Bottom, Removable Gooseneck, Double Drop, Dry Van, Power Only, Single Drop, Dump trailer, Walking Floor, Refrigerated, Car Carrier and Flatbed trailer OTR $2,000 - $3,000 total weekly avg.
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No Touch Freight Average $1,300 to $1,500 per week $1,000 Sign-on bonus CDL-A Truck Driver - Tractor Trailer Driver - Company Driver - No Touch - Dry Van - Fully Equipped Automatics Duties and general description: This Class-A tractor-trailer driving job puts you behind the wheel of a late-model, well-maintained Freightliner, Volvos and Peterbilts with APU and Inverters and Fridge can be added upon request.
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Key Responsibilities: Drives a tractor truck to pull a trailer (end dump, tanker, dry van, flat beds, roll off) to collect waste and deliver to post collection facilities. The driver will service plant and industrial customers on a local and over the road basis, to collect waste and transport to post-collection facilities for proper disposal.
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Job Summary - The Class A tanker truck driver position requires a Class A CDL with no restrictions and a Tanker endorsement to start with Haz Mat endorsement required within 60 days of hire.
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Compensation and Benefits: $1300 to $1500 per week on average $1,000 Orientation Pay $1,000 Sign on Bonus Full benefits Package: Medical Dental Vision 401(k) Vacation Pay Rider and Pet Policy Dry Van No touch Freight No Endorsement requirements CDL-A Truck Driver - Tractor Trailer Driver - Company Driver - No Touch - Dry Van - Fully Equipped Automatics Full details: (866) 603-0012 Disclaimer: In case of changes or typographical errors, current company practi ces/policies shall prevail.
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Hiring Area: Atlanta, GA Class A CDL A Van Truck Driver: Home every other week for 48 hour reset Full Benefits including 401(k). We require 6 full months of CDL A Tractor Trailer experience for this position.
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Valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Hauling reefer and dry van freight to Costco stores with backhauls. Valid Commercial Learner’s Permit (if interested in company-paid CDL training.
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Dry van trailer hauling building materials. – Whether you are an experienced or inexperienced truck driver, you will attend a paid orientation that covers all aspects of the job you'll be doing.
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Commercial Truck Driver - Class A/B CDL. TITLE: Driver Class A/B DEPARTMENT: Waste Oil/ Containerized REPORTS TO: Terminal Manager CLASSIFICATION: Regular- Full-time, Non-Exempt.
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About the Job Otr CDL driver Weekly pay Flex work days and hours Manual transmission truck Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van and Power Only OTR $1,000 - $1,500 gross total weekly avg.
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There is a Immediate opening for a SOLO Class A CDL Truck Driver in Oakland, CA. We want the right Driver to join us at Ryder. Trailer Type: 48' - 53' Flatbed, Dry Van, Reefer, Conestoga and Curtainside.
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