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Related keywords: truck driver, cdl driver, driver, cdl, local truck driver, cdl truck driver, delivery driver. Job Description: Cregger Company Central Distribution Center is seeking experienced professional CDL class B delivery driver who prides themselves on high standards of quality, safety, and customer service to join our team.
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CDL Tanker Driver Responsibilities | WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING. CDL Tanker Driver Requirements | WHAT YOU BRING. CDL Tanker Driver Benefits | WHAT WE OFFER. As a tanker driver, you will drive to and service local residential and commercial properties by observing the condition of septic tanks and identifying any issues or potential problems.
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If so, we'd like you to join our team as a Delivery Driver (Non-CDL). Moore Supply Company is one of those trade names and is looking for a non CDL Driver at their Arlington location.
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RECENT RECOGNITION Barron's 100 Most Sustainable Companies CDP Discloser Dow Jones Sustainability Indices Ethisphere's World's Most Ethical Companies Fortune World's Most Admired Companies Great Place to Work Sustainability Yearbook S&P Global 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.
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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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Sunbelt Rentals the fastest growing rental business in North America is seeking a Class A CDL Driver. As a Class A CDL driver, you will deliver and recover a variety of equipment, tools and supplies to and from the customer worksite.
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RECENT RECOGNITION Barron's 100 Most Sustainable Companies CDP Discloser Dow Jones Sustainability Indices Ethisphere's World's Most Ethical Companies Fortune World's Most Admired Companies Great Place to Work Sustainability Yearbook S&P Global Compensation: $31.00 Hourl 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.
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Class A CDL Driver. Related experience may include: Long Haul Driver, Heavy Haul Driver, Lowboy Driver, Equipment Driver, Equipment Operator, Owner-Operator, Delivery Driver.
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Previous experience as a non-CDL and/or CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly, farming or warehouse helpful.
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Valid Driver's license with CDL License and acceptable driver's record. This role will generally drive a Class A truck hauling equipmenton on a flatbed (dovetail) or RGN (lowboy) trailer in a variety of conditions, including urban, suburban, rural settings.
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Sunbelt Rentals strives to be the customer's first choice in the equipment rental industry. Experience driving flat-beds, RGN/lowboy, dovetail trailers. From pumps to scaffolding to general construction tools, we aim to be the only call needed to outfit a job site with the proper equipment.
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Job Title: Box Truck Driver- Non CDL Location: Hopewell Junction NY Pay Range: $17-$20 per hour What's the Job? Our client in Hopewell Junction is seeking a non-CDL Box truck driver to join their team.
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Spherion Staffing is looking for an experienced CDL Driver to join a towing and recovery company. -High school diploma or GED-CDL A -Experience with automotive maintenance and repairs-Basic knowledge of vehicle mechanics and electrical systems-Valid driver's license-Completion of an advanced driving course-Good communication skills-Drug screen and back required.
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Job Description Summary CDL Driver (Class B) Are you seeking an entrepreneurial, empowering workplace that allows you to: Have steady hours with overtime potential Develop new skills to grow your career safety-focused culture Sunbelt Rentals the fastest growing rental business in North America is seeking a CDL Driver (Class B.
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As a Class B CDL driver, you will deliver and recover a variety of equipment, tools and supplies to and from the customer worksite. Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery Base Pay Range: $21.56 - 28.75 Starting rate of pay may vary based on factors including, but not limited to, position offered, location, education, training, and/or experience.
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