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CDL Class B Driver Job Description $27/hr. CDL Class B Driver Requirements $27/hr. Minimum of 1 Year CDL Class B Driver Exp. Valid CDL Class B Driver License.
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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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We in search of a professional local driver to run relay routes and drop & hook runs to customers in VA, OH, & NC. 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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Keywords: Local Driver, Dedicated Driver, P&D Driver, Driver, CDL-A Driver, Class A Driver, Regional Driver, OTR Driver, Delivery Driver, City Driver, CDL-B Driver, Class B Driver, Change based position.
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Delivery driver, route driver, driver, non-CDL driver, box truck driver, truck driver, box truck, local truck driver. The Box Truck Driver (part-time) drives company trucks to make route deliveries and completes paperwork.
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Assist with loading and unloading truck. Keywords: truck driver, transportation, SIPA, scaffolding, insulation, painting, abatement, yard driver. Our single-solution approach in the petrochemical, refining, energy, pulp and paper, and related industries has made Turner one of the nation's top industrial contractors and earned us the No. 1 spot on ABC's 2024 Top Performers list.
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Compensation: The compensation package for the Aggregate Semi Truck Driver - Class A CDL is dependent upon qualifications and experience. Semi-Truck Driver Class A CDL - (Aggregate) Grand Forks, ND Semi-Truck Driver - needed to operate a tractor-trailer that transports loose materials, such as sand, gravel, crushed rock, coal, or bituminous paving materials.
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The Delivery Driver (Non-CDL) is responsible for loading and unloading deliveries of products with integrity and professionalism throughout our sales region. Minnkota Windows is now hiring for a Delivery Driver (Non-CDL.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionA Roll ff Truck Driver Class B CDL is responsible for safely operating a heavy commercial truck to provide prompt and courteous delivery and removal of large containers.
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Job Responsibilities:Safely and effectively performs basic driving functions to operate crude oil/product transport trucksConnect hoses between trailer and unloading/loading facility and monitor unloading/loading processInspect trucks and trailers per DOT requirements (brakes, engine oil, water levels, lights, loading hoses, etc.
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ALL YOU NEED FOR THE CDL Class B Driver - Operator is the following:Valid Class-A or Class-B CDL license and clean driving recordAbility to work outside in all weather conditionsPhysical ability to lift 50 lbs.
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Will follow all safety protocols for loading and unloading automotive parts. 1-3 years of experience as a professional driver (moving truck driver, straight truck delivery, sanitation truck driver, cement mixer driver, water truck driver, firetruck, school bus driver, greyhound driver, fedex/ups/mail truck driver etc.
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The Driver, Formula CDL-A is responsible for driving a tractor trailer or straight truck on intrastate and interstate local, over-the-road (OTR), shuttle, and overnight and drive and drop routes for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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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. Previous experience driving, loading and unloading tools or equipment.
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