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Primary Responsibilities: The Driver - SCM 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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The Class A Dump Truck Driver will be responsible for transporting aggregates and/or wet haul to the job sites. Conducts daily pre-trip inspection of truck equipment and supplies such as tires, lights, brakes, fuel, and oil.
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We're seeking a Box Truck Driver to join our team who would like to work in an active, fast-paced area, assist in the warehouse when business is slow, learn about our products, enjoy a positive workplace with fair benefits, and help us build this company into a place where both you and your family will be proud to have you work.
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Title: Class A Truck Driver Requisition Id: 34965 Job Function: Field Services Operations Career Area: Drivers Work Location: Tempe, AZ About Us:Stericycle is a U.S. based business-to-business services company and leading provider of compliance-based solutions that protects people and brands, promotes health and well-being, and safeguards the environment.
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Our Indiana Distribution Center, located in Ellettsville, is growing and we’re looking for CDL Class A Delivery Truck Drivers! We’re looking for CDL Class A delivery route drivers who want to commit to a great company.
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Driver 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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The CDL Class A Bulk Truck Driver is a safety sensitive position responsible for transporting hazardous materials to the job site and signing out the materials. Reports any equipment malfunctions/concerns to Fleet Manager or Driver Manager.
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Job Title: Class A Vacuum Tanker Truck Driver - Local / Regional (Work Hard/Be Rewarded) Vehicle: Vacuum Tanker Truck. Class A commercial drivers license with air brake endorsement (required.
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Valid Class A CDL with Tanker endorsement or the ability to acquire endorsement. We are staffed with talented, hardworking, and tenured employees whose expertise in heavy civil / airfield construction has been the foundation of our success.
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Candidates with experience in logistics, warehouse, OTR, Over-the-Road, CDL Class A License, Truck and Trailer, preferred. Looking for CDL truck drivers to handle local truckload deliveries, primarily drop & hook.
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Pay 1100 to 1500 a week 57000 to 75000 DOE exp Pay raises every 6 months detention breakdown lay over Job Requirements 3 months and up Class A driving experience Acceptable MVR No Terminations No Failed or refused drug screens Willing to stay out 5 to 6 days at a time.
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This position could include: Driving - CDL - Class A CDL - Delivery Truck Driver - OTR - Delivery Driver - Customer Delivery - Commercial Driver’s License. This position could utilize the following equipment: Tractor Trailer - Semi - Pup Trailer - Box Truck - 28 ft Trailer - 32 ft Trailer - 53 ft Trailer - Delivery Truck - Side Load - Side Bay - Trailer with lift gate - pallet jack - hand truck - dolly.
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Join Our Family-Owned Trucking Company: Reliable, Respectful, and Driver-Focused. No-Touch Freight: Focus on driving without the hassle of loading and unloading. Reliable Equipment: Enjoy bumper-to-bumper coverage.
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The Class A Boom Truck Driver is a key position at our Phoenix, Arizona plant. You’re a licensed Class A CDL driver with an NCCCO certification. Ensure proper customer service by reviewing and comparing invoice to what product is loaded; collect delivery instructions from appropriate sources, verify instructions, and requested routes/drop off location; read and interpret maps to determine vehicle routes; drive truck to weigh stations before and after loading and along routes.
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OTR A Class Truck Driver - Short Haul. Department: Truck Driver. The ability to drive 10 speed manual transmission sleeper semi truck pulling 53' flatbed of a tanker.
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