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The Driver Route Hybrid NonCDL is able to fill in as a Commercial non-CDL driver, in the Shred-it and Medical Waste business, as needed. The Route Driver maintains Stericycle policies, standards, and practices and ensures adherence to Stericycle's Vision, Mission and Values.
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Performs pre- and post-trip inspections of assigned vehicle using standard eDVIR (electronic Driver Vehicle Inspection Report); notes all issues on eDVIR form for corrective review/repair. + Commercial Driver License (CDL) Class A upon hire required.
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We are hiring immediately for a CDL A or B Driver! White Cap is hiring immediately for a CDL A or B Driver! A CDL Driver at White Cap. We are hiring immediately for a CDL A or B Driver.
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Oceans, Reefs & Aquariums (ORA®) produces aquacultured saltwater fish, invertebrates, and live aquarium foods for the marine aquarium hobby.
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Route delivery driver experience specifically in foodservice distribution industry with in-depth knowledge of DOT regulations. May supplement PFG Driver Training Manual with local programs specific to the location, products and reports used in that market.
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Performs all route delivery duties per company guidelines and safety regulations including pre/post trip, inspection of load and freight, adherence to delivery windows, ensures accuracy of customer delivery, utilizes equipment as prescribed, collects cash/check if required, completes returns and driver-check in process and performs necessary housekeeping to ensure cleanliness of tractor and trailer.
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The White Cap family is committed to Building Trust on Every Job. We do this by CDL Driver, CDL, Commercial Driver, Driver, CDL A. The White Cap family is committed to Building Trust on Every Job. We do this by CDL Driver, CDL, Commercial Driver, Driver, CDL A.
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Nutrien is a leading provider of crop inputs and services, and our business results make a positive impact on the world.
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