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American Welding and Gas, Inc. ("AWG") has an immediate opportunity for Class B CDL Delivery Driver in Hopkinsville, KY. This position requires a Class B CDL with HazMat endorsements.
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Are you a Class B CDL Driver that could benefit from taking on a delivery driver position with a company that provides high-quality equipment and values your safety above all else.
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DSG is seeking a CDL Class A Delivery Driver in our Fort Dodge, IA location. As a CDL Class A Delivery Driver , you will work in all aspects of warehouse operations, with the primary duty of delivering product to customers and jobsites , which includes the loading, unloading, securing and transporting of such materials.
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Richards Building Supply Co. is currently searching for a CDL Class B Driver for our Ballwin, MO location. 1 year CDL Class B delivery driving experience required or 2 years CDL Class A driving experience.
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Valid CDL - Class A is required. If you are a licensed CDL Driver who is looking for a rewarding, local opportunity with an established company, we want to hear from you.
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American Welding and Gas (AWG), a leading provider of industrial, medical, and specialty gases, is seeking a Delivery Driver with a CDL-B license to join their team in Augusta, GA.
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The primary function of a delivery driver is to safely and efficiently operate a commercial motor vehicle in compliance with company policies along with Federal and State regulations and delivers all freight undamaged.
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As a world-class company we are looking for CDL Class B Driver based in San Diego, CA. REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of 6-months verifiable CDL driving experience Valid CDL Class A or B operator's license Be a minimum 21 years of age Safe driving record Open availability to work holidays, and weekends Ability to provide outstanding customer service during your shift Genesis is a third party logistics company that manages the distribution operations for your local convenience store with our mission to Fill America's Convenience Stores Safely Every Night.
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Valid CDL - Class A. Operating a delivery vehicle to/from the delivery site. Safely and effectively operate a boom, crane or Gradall as needed, based on the specific requirements of the customer.
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Food and food service delivery drivers fulfill a critical role in the country’s food supply chain. Internal Candidates: 1 year of service in good standing as outlined in the PFG Entry Level Driver Trainee or Dock to Driver Training Program, able to attain CDL Permit and DOT Health Card.
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We are rapidly expanding, financially stable, and looking to fill several CDL B Driver positions. We operate a fleet of late model, well maintained, air-conditioned and automatic transmission vehicles.
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0-6 months experience with CDL A. Performance Foodservice, PFG's broadline distributor, maintains a unique relationship with a variety of local customers, including independent restaurants and hotels, healthcare facilities, schools, and quick-service eateries.
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External Entry Level Hire: 0-12 months with a CDL-A. A team of sales reps, chefs, consultants and other experts builds close relationships with each customer, providing advice on improving operations, menu development, product selection and operational strategies.
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Through the collective expertise of our nearly 26,000 employees, we operate a world-class network of production, distribution, and ag retail facilities We efficiently serve growers' needs and strive to provide a more profitable, sustainable, and secure future for all stakeholders.
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A CDL required; hazmat endorsement preferred. For more than 150 years, we have been helping growers achieve the highest yields with the most sustainable solutions possible, offering a wide selection of products, including our proprietary brands: Loveland Products, Inc.; Proven®Seed and Dyna-Gro®Seed; as well as financial, custom application and precision ag services.
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