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Safety-Kleen in San Diego, CA is looking for a Class B Route Driver (known internally as a Sales and Service Representative) to join their safety conscious team In this position, you will be responsible for operating a Class B box truck to provide onsite service for parts washer machines and sell productions/services in a defined route.
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Transco Lines is now hiring Team CDL-A Company Truck Drivers in Ft. Worth, TX. Must be 23 years of age or older (21 years if prior military) Must have valid Class A CDL.
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1 Year of prior box truck driving experience, No CDL needed. The Driver position is a physically demanding role, as you will be required to lift, carry, and move donations of various sizes and weight in and out of the box truck.
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Regional CDL-A Solo Company Truck Driver. Must meet FMCSA/DOT driver regulations. The Company is headquartered in beautiful Russellville, AR on I-40 between Little Rock and Fort Smith with additional Full Service Maintenance terminal in North Little Rock. Our locations afford our drivers easy access, modern maintenance facilities, and complete amenities for drivers while they are in town.
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Sysco has immediate job openings for CDL A Delivery Truck Driver Trainees without a CDL to train to become dependable Delivery Partners. Must obtain a valid CDL Permit and DOT medical certification prior to pre-employment background check.
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STEP THREE: Connect with a career specialist to discuss available options (we'll contact you at the number provided) Earn Up to $110,000+ Annually Per Driver - Transition Bonus. Dedicated teams - Up to $110,000+ annually per driver.
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