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Keywords: fabrication, sand/prep, cosmetic repair, restore, fiberglass, filler, painting, Works with a variety of metals and plastics, as well as glass, and mechanical parts, Collison, Auto body, Truck body, Framework, Refinishing, Commercial body work, Fleet repair, Collision technician, Truck repair, Disassembling/assembling vehicles, Lead painter, Upholstery, Bodywork, Trim repair, Rebuild/teardown.
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Keywords: tractor trailer driver, commercial driver, Class A cdl driver, professional driver CDL-A Driver, CDL A Truck Driver, Class A CDL Driver, Class A CDL Truck Driver, CDL Truck Driver, CDL Commercial Truck Driver, CDL Driver Home Daily, Class A CDL Driver Home Daily.
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POSITION SUMMARY: Under the direct supervision of a Restaurant Manager / Food Truck Manager, the Restaurant Cook / Food Truck Cook is responsible for all food items prepared in the restaurant.
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Local: We offer local Class A driving jobs in select locations across the country, and as we continue to grow, so will our local truck driving opportunities. As a Walmart truck driver, you can choose what personal career growth looks like for you.
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Minimum of 30 months experience working in a full-time Class A tractor/trailer driving position in the previous 4 years OR successful completion of the Walmart Fleet Development Academy Program.
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Resulting in a fatality or catastrophic injury in driving history (commercial motor vehicle). Drivers will be paid a full ADP even if the driver performs no driving duties following the event.
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Established over 50 years ago, a driving career with our Fortune 1 private fleet offers more than job security, but also stability in pay, freight, and miles. With our private fleet continuously expanding, we offer a variety of Class A driving jobs across the nation.
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You will have the opportunity to invent autonomous driving products using camera systems, RADAR, LIDAR, HD maps, path-planning, and vehicle dynamics functionalities. Our safety engineering team is currently looking for a Semiconductor Safety Engineer to help develop the next generation of system on chip (SoC) products for autonomous driving.
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Our local truck drivers are home every evening and earn an average of $87,000+ W2 in their first year. Regional truck drivers can preference the schedule options that work best for them and expect security in their time off every week.
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Manager, lead driver, supervisor, box truck manager, non-cdl senior manager, delivery driver manager, truck driver manager, Military Friendly. No recent moving or driving violations, remain insurable at the standard insurance market rate.
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Drivers perform basic driving functions to operate crude oil/product tanker truck, including crude oil testing, loading and unloading. 2 years truck driving experience is required.
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Safely and effectively performs basic driving functions to operate crude oil/product transport trucks. Successfully pass criminal, drug, and driving record screenings, a Fit-for-Duty Screening and DOT physical.
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Are you a strategic and driven product management and marketing professional with experience in the automotive industry, specifically in ADAS and autonomous driving compute platforms and AI SOCs.
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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. Experience driving flat-beds, RGN/lowboy, dovetail trailers.
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As a Body Shop Technician with Penske, you’ll perform minor truck and trailer collision repairs, and with supervision some major repairs too. A Penske Body Shop Technician III will, under supervision, perform minor truck and trailer component repair or replacement.
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