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Class A CDL License - In locations with multi-unit CMV (tractor trailer & flatbed) a class A license is required to operate. Class B CDL License - In locations with single-unit CMV (tandem flatbed) a class A or B license with air break endorsement is required to operate.
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The Class A CDL Driver will be driving a truck and/or tractor-semi trailer (flatbed) combination vehicle ion excess of 26,001 pounds. - Completes a pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspection of tractor, trailer and securements.
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1 Year Experience driving a semi-truck/trailer or certification from a driving school. Maintains a safe and secure work environment, which may include conducting daily safety reviews, noting hazards, keeping aisles clear, and securing doors and gates.
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Jamie Tharpe Trucking: Class A CDL Truck Driver Position - Full Time. 3 months to 6 months tractor trailer experience in the last year. 1 year in 3 years tractor trailer experience in the last 3 years.
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Now Hiring Regional Class A CDL Solo Drivers to run Southeast and Midwest states. Minimum of 6 months of verifiable OTR tractor-trailer experience in the last 12 months or 12+ Months Experience in Last 2 Years.
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This Class-A tractor-trailer driving job puts you behind the wheel of a late-model, well-maintained Freightliner, Volvos and Peterbilts with APU and Inverters and Fridge can be added upon request.
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Has ONE (1) YEAR verifiable, over the road driving experience in a tractor-trailer unit. If driver is on the road and eligible for a load: $100.00. If driver is home and not under a load: $50.00.
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12 months Tractor Trailer w/ Flatbed Experience. Sleeper Truck (Class A) - Flatbed Experience with tarp & strap responsibilities. On Time Delivery is a Must and completing paperwork appropriately.
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Safely operate a commercial tractor/trailer unit within a designated region. Valid Class A CDL with Hazmat endorsement. We are seeking a reliable and experienced driver to transport goods safely and efficiently within a designated region.
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We're seeking Class A CDL Drivers with 3 months 1st seat of tractor-trailer experience. We offergreat driver/dispatch relations as well as everything below. Call 260-202-2080 for an immediate phone interview even on the weekend.
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Class A CDL Driver Needed. Must Have verifiable Tractor/Trailer Experience. Must Have Current Class A CDL. Leave a message and I will get back to you ASAP.
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Experience: One-year verifiable tractor trailer experience with a class A CDL. If you d like to apply for a job, hit the apply button below. We're a Certified Top Pay Carrier and.
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