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The essential functions and basic duties of the CDL Driver are to perform pre and post trip inspection of their vehicle, utilizing knowledge of safe and effective loading/unloading and the proper operation of their equipment (tractor/trailer/yard truck/ straight truck.
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As a Route Trainee, you will support the Service Department by helping Route Service Representatives with loading and unloading trucks, delivering and picking up customer products, maintaining vehicle safety, and covering assigned routes when needed.
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As a Delivery Driver, you are also responsible for reviewing paperwork for completeness and accuracy, checking orders for the correct number of cases, delivering, and unloading products utilizing equipment, including tractor trailer, ramps, pallet jacks, load bars, and other devices which assist in delivery.
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Oversee team members loading/unloading trucks/containers consisting of boxes/packages of product/supplies to ensure that team members are working safely and handling items in accordance with Vesta standards.
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Job DescriptionReporting to the Logistics Manager and Yard Site Manager the CDL-A Roll Off Driver will be responsible for preparing, loading, and unloading, securing materials to the designated locations.
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Manages warehouse associates, organizing the labor of loading/unloading delivery trucks, operating fork lifts/industrial equipment, picking material to fill orders, staging product for loading, daily/weekly inventory control and proper shipment of orders via third party carriers (LTL.
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Loading or unloading casting furnaces Position equipment such as ladles, grinding wheels, pouring nozzles, or crucibles, or signal other workers for assistance. CPP's capabilities include directionally solidified/single crystal (DS/SC) castings, investment casting (super alloys, aluminum, steel, magnesium), dry sand, green sand and permanent mold.
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The Export Clerk will be responsible for moving freight, stock, supplies and other materials from one area to another, loading and unloading items on and off of trucks, shelves or shipping pallets.
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Reporting to the Foreman, as a Truck Driver (CDL required), you will support operations by loading, transporting, and unloading equipment, supplies, and earthen materials safely into place.
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As a Warehouse Associate, join Uline's all-star overnight Distribution Center team, loading and unloading shipments with care. As a Warehouse Associate, join Uline's all-star overnight Distribution Center team, loading and unloading shipments with care.
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The Class C Driver Local Truck Driver is responsible for general labor including but not limited to driving, loading, and unloading Class C bobtail trucks. WORK SCHEDULE: DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Properly load and unload trucks from loading dock, using ramps or lift-gates, to protect goods being moved.
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Must work safely and carefully to prevent injury to self and others while loading and unloading vehicle. Commercial helpers are responsible for the collection and hand loading of commercial and residential waste.
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Responsibilities include loading and unloading materials from trucks, using order pickers and RF scanners to fulfill orders, assisting Warehouse Supervisors as needed, and packaging items for shipment.
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Loading and unloading cargo while operating cargo handling equipment. Equipment Requirements Max truck age: 15 years No overdimensional trucks allowed Orientation Details Offers paid orientation Accommodation is covered Drivers get their own room Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast is included Orientation is performed partly or in full online Covers some or all travel expenses Hiring Requirements Class A license 2 years Flatbed experience We're an equal opportunity employer.
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Job requires loading, unloading, moving, stocking, and staging products and materials using a forklift, clamp truck, or other power equipmentmore. JobID: 1835531 [Warehouse / Material Handler / Laborer] Immediate Openings for Fork Lift Operator positions.
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