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Delivery driver, route driver, driver, non-CDL driver, box truck driver, truck driver, box truck, local truck driver, Military Friendly, Final Mile. The Box Truck Driver drives company trucks to make route deliveries and completes paperwork.
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Keywords: Driver, CDL Driver, over-the-road driver, OTR Driver, on-the-road driver, Class A driver, Semi Driver, Truck Driver, long-distance driver.
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Our commercial delivery driver position is responsible for the delivery of parts to our commercial customers. You dont have to use your own vehicle, you can work full or part time and no Commercial Drivers License is required.
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Your role at Baxter The Service Specialist (CDL Delivery Driver) is responsible for safely operating an 18 to 24-foot commercial vehicle while delivering dialysis products to a diverse home patient base, as well as, kidney dialysis centers.
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The Home Depot is seeking Delivery Driver / Driver Helper candidates to: Perform pre and post trip vehicle inspections; Load the truck in an efficient manner; Confirm customer orders; Climb in and out of delivery cab to accommodate customer deliveries; Operate foot and hand controls for commercial vehicles; Provide customer assistance as a liaison between customer service and delivery location; Obtain delivery confirmation.
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What is a Store Driver? Entry level store position capable of supporting delivery of parts to commercial customers. Operating inventory systems (Back stock) and store equipmentEssential Job Skills Necessary for Success as a Driver.
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The Non-DOT Driver Drives a commercial truck and a variety of trailers to pick up, haul and unload equipment and supplies to and from job sites and customer locations. Total Safety is looking for a Non-DOT Driver to join their safety conscious team.
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Other Delivering to Commercial Sites Flatbed and Curtainside Trailers Start time is between 5 am -7 am sometimes 3 am Monday - Friday work week Benefits Competitive weekly pay Medical, dental and vision insurance Life and disability insurance Paid time off 401K TransForce drivers are respected professionals.
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Since 1947, Dal-Tile has offered its residential and commercial customers the industry's broadest array of tile and stone products. Why be a Dal-Tile Delivery Driver? Be at least 23 years old Possess a Class A commercial driver's license (CDL) Have a minimum of 6 months commercial driving experience Have good interpersonal communication and customer-service skills Be able to maneuver heavy products using forklifts and pallet jacks Be willing to work a flexible schedule Find your future with Mohawk Industries.
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Our best CDL Delivery Driver earned $127,833! Must have Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for tractor trailer operation. One or more years of tractor trailer/route delivery experience. Our best CDL Delivery Driver earned $127,833.
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Variable Reddaway, one of the fastest growing regional LTL transportation providers, is a team-oriented company looking for a Pick-up and Delivery Driver to safely and efficiently operate commercial motor vehicles.
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Drives delivery vehicle to transport parts to commercial customers, including the loading and unloading of parts. Must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver's license and able to meet AutoZone’s driver requirements.
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Proven experience as a heavy-duty commercial vehicle's technician, with expertise in diagnosing and repairing mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Perform routine maintenance tasks, including fluid changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, and brake inspections, on heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
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HHS Construction, LLC., a Congruex Company, is looking for Laborer to join our wireless/engineering/construction team.
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Must possess a Class C Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with Hazmat endorsement and a clean driving record. Serves the needs of commercial pool operators, such as hotels and apartment complexes, with excellent business to business skills and communication.
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