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Trucking company in search of a professional class A CDL Driver to run relay routes and drop & hook runs to customers in IN, AL, OH, TN and KY out of our terminal in Princeton, IN. Position is home every day and driver will be hauling no touch freight.
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Trucking company in search of a professional class A CDL Driver to run relay routes and drop & hook runs to customers in IN, AL, OH, TN and KY out of our terminal in Owensboro, KY. Position is home every day and driver will be hauling no touch freight.
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Additional Career Opportunities: Upon successful completion of first term contract, you are guaranteed up to 5 interviews with your choice 1,200 industry leading organizations including Tesla, American Medical Response, Mercedes Benz, and Mustang Cat. Similar Career Fields Include: Mechanic, Automotive Service Technician, Tow Truck Driver.
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Valid State Class A CDL license required in state of residence. Must know and adhere to Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.
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Independent Contractor Compensation & Benefits: Per-Trip Compensation Rates per Loaded Mile - $0.90 - $1.16 Single Point of Contact for Each Driver Flexible Dispatch - Take Jobs as YOU See Fit Quick Driver Pay (Up to Three Times Daily) 50% Paid Upfront at Pickup Upfront Advances $0 Baseplate Fees $0 Processing Fees $0 Fuel Tax Fees Independent Contractor Minimum Requirements: CDL A or B license required to operate motor homes with GVWR of 26,001 lbs.
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Star Fleet Trucking Inc. is a national hauler of manufactured homes and a RV transport company headquartered in Indiana that has provided professional RV hauling services, including multi-haul, toter, and drive-away deliveries throughout the United States since 1992.
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Valid driver's license, CDL Class A or B and other requirements of company's driving policy required when driving company vehicle or using personal vehicle on company business.
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Due to the nature of our business in regard to such things as delivery schedules, order inputs, selection, and Department of Transportation Hours of Service, overtime, attendance and punctuality are essential job functions.
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CDL A (Required) At least 6 months of recent hazmat tanker experience required. TWIC card also required within first 90 days of employment. Frontier Logistical Services/Cone Solvents is a family owned wholesale chemical and solvent distributor.
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Owner Operator Compensation & Benefits: Per-Trip Compensation Rates per Loaded Mile - $1.87 (CDL) Single Point of Contact for Each Driver Flexible Dispatch - Take Jobs as YOU See Fit Quick Driver Pay (Up to Three Times Daily) 50% Paid Upfront at Pickup Upfront Advances $0 Baseplate Fees $0 Processing Fees $0 Fuel Tax Fees Owner Operator Minimum Requirements: CDL A license required for combination loads over 26,000 lbs.
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Argos USA Concrete Ready Mix is hiring a CDL A or CDL B Local Ready Mix Concrete Truck Driver in Jacksonville, FL. This is a non-union position and the driver must live within 25 miles of Jacksonville, FL. Argos USAis the industry leader in Ready Mix Concrete.
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Kingsley Lumber and Hardware is seeking a qualified, dependable CDL Class B truck driver to join our dedicated delivery team. Job Opportunity: CDL Class B Truck Driver at Kingsley Lumber and Hardware.
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The Dump Truck Driver is responsible for the safety of company employees, pedestrians, traffic, and the vehicle that they operate. The Dump Truck Driver is responsible for safe operation of the vehicle while hauling loads to and from locations.
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