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The Route Sales Driver also ensures product availability at accounts, including ensuring that all beverage sections, racks, displays and vendors are completely filled according to Coca-Cola Bottling Company High Country standards.
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Due to military base work, a background check may be required. Starting pay of $20 per hour upon successful completion of background check. Any offer is contingent on submitting and passing the background check according to client requirements.
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Employment with ABARTA Coca-Cola Beverages, LLC is contingent on a pre-employment background check which may include drug screening, driving records (including minor moving violations) and will be evaluated according to ABARTA Coca-Cola Beverages, LLC guidelines to determine eligibility for this position.
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Delivery Area: The milk route covers the DBQ/Jackson County area, including deliveries to Independence, IA. A local, family-owned company is looking for a Milk Route Driver.
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Ensure employees achieve performance expectations through training/coaching; routine driver audits or observations for safety; operational efficiency; compliance requirements (Pasteurized Milk Ordinance, Department of Transportation (DOT); and annual reviews.
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The Transportation Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of all aspects of school bus drivers, driver trainers, and driver training, focusing on the safe, efficient and economical transportation of students between home and school on regular routes, and between other destinations within or outside the district boundaries.
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Ability to carry 3-5 lbs electronic locating equipment for extended periods of time; lifting objects up to 50 pounds or lifting in excess of 50 lbs with tool aids Transferable or related skills for this role: Maintenance, Technician, route driver, meter reading, landscaping, working outdoors, pest control, surveying, military, ready to work, underground utility locating, construction and laborer Benefits and Company Summary What we offer.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Independent Courier Driver, Refrigerated Freight Driver, and Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator and others in the Transportation to apply.
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As a part of the Sales Team, the Route Sales Driver is responsible for sale and distribution of products on designated routes in a continuous effort to provide superior customer service and maximize sales & volume growth through developing and maintaining strong customer relationships.
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What will you do as a Route Sales Driver? Annual Alcohol and Drug Free Workplace Training. Must be willing to travel to other company locations approximately 10% and attend out-of-town training and/or seminars.
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Coach USA currently has open positions for Bus Drivers to operate a route between Jamestown, NY & Buffalo, NY. About Us: As a transportation company, we recognize our job is all about the journey.
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The Lead Driver CDL (B) assists the Route Supervisor or Operations Manager in training new drivers on proper safety and driving techniques. RECENT RECOGNITIONBarron’s 100 Most Sustainable CompaniesCDP DiscloserDow Jones Sustainability IndicesEthisphere’s World’s Most Ethical CompaniesFortune World’s Most Admired CompaniesGreat Place to WorkSustainability Yearbook S&P GlobalPOSITION SUMMARY: A Lead Driver CDL (B) is responsible for overseeing a group of drivers to ensure complete route coverage, prompt and courteous customer service and also safely operates his or her truck to provide complete waste removal services for customers.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Courier, Delivery Driver, and Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerk and others in the Transportation to apply. Casual Package Delivery Driver.
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Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery.
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