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Join the team at TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® as a mover, crew leader or non-CDL driver and discover the opportunities for career fulfillment and advancement! Experience in the fields of general labor, landscaping, construction, transportation, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly, delivery driving, non CDL driving, warehouse or previous moving experience helpful.
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Experience driving and operating a tow truck is preferred. This position would be based out of our Vehicle Maintenance facility in Southwest Philadelphia and service the Tri-State Area. The Tow Truck driver will be responsible to receive towing requests that are dispatched via an electronic application and provide transport services for collision or mechanically damaged cars.
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Requirements for Part-Time Box Truck Driver (non CDL):1-3 years of previous experience driving 26-28 FT box trucks or any other commercial motor vehicle over 10,001 lbs. Comply with truck driving rules and regulations.
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The Box Truck Driver (part-time) drives company trucks to make route deliveries and completes paperwork. Part-Time Box Truck Driver duties include but are not limited to:Drive company trucks to make route deliveries to customers and meet delivery schedules.
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Driving instructors must be extremely patient, truly enjoy working hard to help people (especially youth), be detail oriented, and have the ability to remain firm with students and parents who sometimes forget our rules and guidelines, which exist, in order to keep our private driver training school running at a high level of efficiency.
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Requirements for Box Truck Driver (non CDL):1-3 years of previous experience driving 26-28 FT box trucks or any other commercial motor vehicle over 10,001 lbs. The Box Truck Driver drives company trucks to make route deliveries and completes paperwork.
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The Heavy Duty Tow Truck Driver will be responsible for carrying out day-to-day tasks related to truck driving, roadside assistance, and towing. Truck Driving and Towing skills.
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The Part-Time Box Truck Driver drives company trucks to make route deliveries and completes paperwork. (Required)Valid truck driver license and relative endorsement for the specific state.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionPosition Summary: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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Box Truck Driver duties include but are not limited to:Drive company trucks to make route deliveries to customers and meet delivery schedules. (Required)No recent moving or driving violations, remain insurable at the standard insurance market rate.
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To ensure success as a tow truck operator, you should have basic mechanical and auto electrical skills, be able to communicate clearly, and have completed an advanced driving course. Ultimately, a top-class tow truck operator provides a helpful and professional service for all clients.
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Duties to include driving a pickup truck, physically picking up debris, and placing in caged bed of truck. Job Summary: We are seeking a skilled and reliable Non CDL Driver and Pressure Washer to join our team.
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If you have previous employment experience in transportation (such as a delivery driver, driver, professional driver, driving job, truck driver, heavy and tractor-trailer driver, cdl truck driver, class a or class b driver, local truck driver, company truck driver, taxi driver, taxi chauffeur, cab driver, cab chauffeur, taxi cab driver, transit bus driver, bus driver, coach bus driver, bus operator, shuttle driver, bus chauffeur) you might also consider driving with Uber to earn extra money.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionTall City Well Service are seeking a Vacuum Truck Driver, Winch Truck Driver, Pump Trick Operator to join our team! Responsibilities:Safely operate a heavy or tractor-trailer truckLoad and unload fluidsProperly track and document activity logReport any issues or incidents to dispatchInspect truck before and after tripQualifications:Previous experience in truck driving or other related fieldsClass A Commercial driver's license with Tankers Endorsement Ability to handle physical workloadStrong work ethic.
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