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In this role, you'll drive company commercial vehicles including, dump truck, side or belly dump, mixer truck, tractor-trailer, water truck, or low-boy to deliver equipment and materials to job sites and customers in the Butte & Anaconda areas.
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Pneumatic and dump trailer opportunities. Why pull any ol’ trailer when you can pull a tank? Pneumatic and dump trailer opportunities. With no endorsements required, now is the perfect time to ascend to the next level of trucking.
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Minimum 18 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience. Health Savings Account (HSA) w/ company contributions. Minimum 18 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience. We offer excellent opportunities for Class A Dry Bulk drivers seeking to strive and flourish in the transportation industry, focusing on their professional as well as personal development.
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Driver, Route, CDL, Non-CDL, Class A, Class B, Class C, Sanitation, Waste Management, Porta Potty, Portable Restroom, Pump, truck, trucking, driving, safety, tanker endorsement, license, yard jockey, spotter, air brakes, dump truck, fork lift, haul, diesel, transportation, motor, load, unloading, loading, heavy lifting, hazmat, haz, military, rig, trailer, tractor, P&D, events, fence.
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We take pride in providing essential services like portable restrooms, hand hygiene solutions, temporary fence, trailer solutions, roll off dumpsters and more, for customers across the country.
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Drive Dump Truck With Trailer and Seal Rigs. Applicants must have at least three (3) years' verifiable experience loading, securing and hauling construction equipment, Pavers, Rollers, Skid Steers, Street Brooms, Loaders Excavators, as well as Material- Base, Dirt, Asphalt and Debris.
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Previous Dump Truck or Tractor Trailer experience. Previous Dump Truck or Tractor Trailer experience. Safely operates assigned trucks to pick up, transport, and deliver equipment and materials such as aggregate, hot mix, asphalt, or dirt.
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Operates tractor-trailer combinations as well as dump trucks; dump trailers and/or lowboy. Do you enjoy being a truck driver but need a predictable schedule for family/work-life balance allowing you to spend your nights at home.
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Drives responsibly to work as a tractor-trailer combination driver, applying knowledge of commercial driving regulations, to operate as a belly-dump driver and/or water truck driver and/or transport driver.
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Experience with dump trailer, live floor, tipper trailer preferred. We are looking for a dedicated professional driver with a safe and clean driving record. Casella Construction, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Class A CDL Truck Driver for our growing Transportation Division.
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Ace Disposal is looking for a Transfer Trailer Driver. Transfer Trailer Driver. One year class A CDL driving experience with dump or straight truck manual transmission is preferred.
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Operating tractor and trailer of dump style trailer of organics and bio solids. Pre and post vehicle inspection of truck and trailer. Operating tractor and trailer vehicles with open top roof and electric tarp.
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The various types of trailers will also cause a truck to handle differently, so a driver needs to be especially safety-conscious and alert when learning aerodynamics, braking, and other aspects required of various trailer types.
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In this position you will be on the road all week servicing contracts, filling gaps and overflow at many locations around New England and New York. Experience with dump trailer, live floor, tipper trailer preferred.
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Dedicated CDL A Driver Dump Trailer Home Weekly. Sainte Genevieve, MO to Ghent, KY pulling End Dump trailer. Paid vacation and holidays; medical, dental, and vision insurance; short-term disability, long-term disability; 401K, $20,000 life insurance at no-cost to the driver.
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