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The operator will be responsible for operating a pacer forklift to efficiently handle the loading and unloading of cargo at a flatbed distribution center. The operator will be responsible for operating a pacer forklift to efficiently handle the loading and unloading of cargo at a flatbed distribution center.
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HIRING Local Dedicated CDL-A Flatbed Truck Drivers! Full Benefits for CDL A Truck Drivers - Medical, Dental and Eye Glass. Ability to pass a Pre-Employment DOT Drug Screen and Physical Exam. HIRING Local Dedicated CDL-A Flatbed Truck Drivers.
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Dry-Van - Reefer & Flatbed - Local, Regional & OTR We do not want to offer you just another truck driving job, but a long-term, prosperous career in the transportation industry. Dry-Van - Reefer & Flatbed - Local, Regional & OTR We do not want to offer you just another truck driving job, but a long-term, prosperous career in the transportation industry.
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If you have limited or no flatbed experience, we will allow you to ride with a Driver Trainer to learn the ropes of flatbedding. For those who love driving but don’t like the sedentary lifestyle that often comes with trucking, flatbed is a great solution.
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Responsible for planning and executing delivery activities, preparing delivery loads, following planned delivery routes, and assisting with merchandise installations or returns, unloading, installing, and checking appliances and store equipment.
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Must have 6 months FLATBED EXPERIENCE REQUIRED , NO EXCEPTIONS also must include 1 year of Class A Tractor Tailor experience of O.T.R. M5W Transport LLC is a licensed contract carrier and property broker as defined by the Federal Motor Carrier Administration and the United States Department of Transportation.
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Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery. This role will drive a flatbed or roll-back truck in a variety of conditions, including urban, suburban, rural settings.
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Room to advance your career by hauling oversized freight
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Install truck mounted equipment including but not limited to: dump, utility and flatbed bodies; plows; spreaders; emergency lights; truck accessories; cranes; and lift gates. Operates plasma cutter and oxy/acetylene torch.
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99% no-touch freight for our van/reefer division, and paid tarping for our flatbed division. Minimum 6 months driving experience with at least one type of trailer we offer (Dry Van, Reefer, Flatbed): Please inquire about our training program if you have less than 6 months experience.
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Flatbed CDL A drivers have amongst the most consistent pay, miles, and HOME time. Dedicated Flatbed Join our fastest-growing dedicated fleet. Flatbed CDL A drivers have amongst the most consistent pay, miles, and HOME time.
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