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The driver will collect solid waste or recyclables on curbside and/or backdoor routes and transporting to post-collection facilities.
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The CDL B Truck Driver is responsible for possessing and maintaining an active Class B Commercial Driver's License, necessary for operation of vehicles with gross vehicle weight in excess of 26,000 lbs., as well as any other endorsements required by states in which CNRG operates.
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Valid CDL - Class B. Boom truck experience is preferred. Valid CDL - Class B. The ability to lift 75-100 pounds repeatedly (your most common cargo will be 70 pound bundles of shingles) You will make both ground and rooftop deliveries.
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Driver - Class B in Elgin, IL at PODS Location. In addition, you must maintain a current/valid CDL A or B from the state in which position is assigned and be at least 21 years of age (insurance requirement.
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Valid CDL - Class B min. Flatbed, knuckle and/or drywall boom truck experience is preferred. Valid CDL - Class B min. Working in cooperation with the Delivery Material Handler to determine where to set the materials and unloading them.
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In most states, a Class A, B, or C commercial drivers license is not necessary. Operating a two-car hauler for customer vehicle deliveries. Load, transport and off-load CarMax vehicles at various Delivery Driver, Vehicle, Delivery, Commercial Driver, Driver, Customer Service, Automotive.
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Class B CDL with air endorsements and Class A & D inspection licenses. Some positions may also include Class E inspection license requirement. Voluntary Deferred Compensation - Save additional pre-tax funds for retirement in a MaineSaves 457(b) account through payroll deductions.
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Clean Harbors in Greenbrier, TN is seeking a Class B Driver Trainee (Retail Technician) to provide comprehensive environmental services including collection and disposal of damaged, discarded, or recalled products; recycling of light bulbs, oil, oil filters, engine fluids and other materials; and on-site cleanup activities.
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We are accepting resumes for Class A or B drivers. Valid CDL permit with a clean driving record and interested in company sponsored training. Job DescriptionCandidates will be responsible for delivering building materials using a company vehicle and requires the candidate have ability to do heavy lifting.
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At Aspen Dental, we put You first, offering the security and job stability that comes with working with a world-class dental service organization (DSO). Our best-in-class training program, competitive compensation, and flexible scheduling will help you thrive in your career.
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Ability to maintain a current valid and unrestricted (not including corrective lens needs) U.S. Commercial (Class B) Driver's License with a Passenger (P) endorsement, along with the required DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate (Medical Card.
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CDL Class-B or Class-A. Our team of drivers are a well rounded breed with many years of over-the- road experience to guarantee every interaction with a B&B driver is better than the last.
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Valid driver's license and clean motor vehicle record (Class B CDL preferred) As an Arborist Climber, you will be an integral member of a tree care crew with the primary responsibility of tree climbing and assisting Arborist Crew Leaders in performing all tree and shrub care services on residential and commercial properties.
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Must hold a current Class A or Class B CDL with airbrake endorsement. Must hold a current Class A or Class B CDL with airbrake endorsement. Due to our tremendous growth, Ace Disposal is looking for Front Load Truck drivers for the Salt Lake County area.
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CDL Class A or Class B preferred, but willing to train the ideal candidate. Required to wash down the truck to clean off excess concrete on the truck or in the drum. Includes checking fluid levels of engine oil, antifreeze, tire pressure, brakes, lights and fueling.
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