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Job Info Job Location: Norcross, GA Route Type: Local Type of Assignment: Temp to Hire Equipment: Dry Van Hours Per Shift: 10 Hours Hours Per Week: 50 Hours Shift Start Time: 05:00 am Working Days: Mon-Fri Transmission Type: Automatic Job Requirements CDL Class: CDL A Experience: 1+ year Handling: Touch freight, Live unloading, Electric Pallet Jack Hazmat Required Additional Information TransForce is seeking local, full-time CDL A driver in Norcross, GA. This job is offering $25.75 per hour.
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Other Info Monday - Friday Start time 5am Delivering packaging and facility supplies, and paper Assists in loading and unloading Must frequently move up to 100 pounds Benefits Competitive weekly pay Medical, dental and vision insurance Life and disability insurance Paid time off 401K TransForce drivers are respected professionals.
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Your safety is our top priority, and we comply with DOT and FMCSA. Apply today or for more information Call Lori at 866-808-1189 ext# 964. We have an excellent reputation with our drivers and our customers.
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TransForce shows genuine concern for your career objectives.
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