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Valid CDL Class B License Required without air brake restriction. Communicate with the Driver Lead or Market Manager on customer questions and/or issues; Prepare driver notes as needed.
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Maintain current driver’s license that meets state requirements, i.e., CDL, Class B driver with possible hazmat and tanker endorsements. Keywords: CDL; Construction; Kansas; Truck; Salina.
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POSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers. In addition, a Driver - CDL (B) is responsible for ensuring his or her vehicle is in compliance with the Company's safety standards prior to operating the vehicle, ensures that all Company, state and federal regulations are adhered to at all times while operating the vehicle, and completes vehicle condition reports ("VCRs") on a daily basis to ensure that any vehicle defects are repaired in a timely manner.
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CDL-B (or A) license is required for this position. CDL Driver must have a clean driving record. Growth/Development: Tuition Reimbursement, CDL Reimbursement Program & Training Program.
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Valid Class B CDL with Hazardous Materials and Tank Endorsements. Class B P&D Drivers are responsible for transporting, loading and unloading freight in a productive, safe and claims-free manner between our Service Centers and our customers.
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Class B or higher Commercial Driver’s license with air brakes endorsement. Class B or higher Commercial Driver’s license with air brakes endorsement. Continuously monitor the condition of the vehicle to ensure it is operationally ready at all times to minimize down time; clean waste from the packer blade and truck body (where appropriate) on each disposal trip.
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Maintain a current valid Class A or B CDL license and a tanker endorsement. Current Class A CDL license and tanker endorsement (REQUIRED) The industrial FST must adhere to company policies as it relates to loading non-hazardous materials only.
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Must have CDL A or CDL B. CDL class A preferred, Class B required. Copies of your CDL and DMV record required prior to start. Follow proper procedures as established by the FMCSA for operation of a commercial vehicle.
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Class A CDL Drivers - Class B Drivers - Non-CDL Drivers - Casual Drivers - Entry-Level Drivers - Experienced Drivers - Boom Truck Drivers - Drive Away Drivers - Dry Van Drivers - Dump Truck Drivers - Flatbed Steel Drivers - HAZMAT Drivers - Line Haul Driver - LTL Drivers - P&D Drivers - Regional Drivers - Truck Drivers - Vac Truck Drivers - Diesel Mechanics - Fleet Mechanics.
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CDL A or B required. Employee will be responsible for driving equipment (requiring Class A or B license) to jobsite daily and work as part of the rehabilitation crew either mixing or troweling cement.
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Adheres to driver safety/co CDL, Delivery, Driver, Class B, Vehicle, Construction. Adheres to driver safety/co CDL, Delivery, Driver, Class B, Vehicle, Construction. Fh. K - Cc. PURPOSE Responsible for driving delivery vehicles and/or operating truck-trailer combinations to transport and deliver materials to customer sites.
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CDL Class B Required for this position. Valid Commercial Driver License (CDL) CLASS A,preferred. Refer anyone and get rewarded with UNLIMITED bonuses up $1,500 for every Ryder hired Diesel Mechanic, Service Employee, Driver, Warehouse Associate and more.
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Class B CDL Driver/Service Specialist - Montgomery, NY. The Service Specialist (CDL Delivery Driver) is responsible for safely operating an 18 to 24-foot commercial vehicle while delivering dialysis products to a diverse home patient base, as well as, kidney dialysis centers.
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Driver Wanted CDL A or B FT/PT. Class A & B Truck Driver is responsible for operating vehicles with weight requirements, usually used for commercial and industrial purposes.
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Minimum age 21 with a valid Class B Commercial Drivers License and good driving record. Class B Commercial truck drivers. Operate and maintain company CDL vehicle safely and efficiently.
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