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We are hiring immediately for a Non-CDL Delivery Driver! White Cap is hiring immediately for a Non-CDL Delivery Driver ! A N on - CDL Driver at White Cap. We are hiring immediately for a Non-CDL Delivery Driver.
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Inspect truck equipment and supplies such as tires, brakes, fuel, oil, and water. Provide and document proper routine maintenance of assigned truck and loading/unloading equipment. Assist and supervise loading of truck to ensure proper order and weight distribution.
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POSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers. In addition, a Driver – CDL (B) is responsible for ensuring his or her vehicle is in compliance with the Company’s safety standards prior to operating the vehicle, ensures that all Company, state and federal regulations are adhered to at all times while operating the vehicle, and completes vehicle condition reports (“VCRs”) on a daily basis to ensure that any vehicle defects are repaired in a timely manner.
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Have prior tow truck driver or roadside service experience. Operate a full-size or mini service truck or tow truck and applicable service equipment to assist AAA members, employees and other motorists.
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Class A CDL Driver | Local | Home Daily. Preferred: Six (6) months of Class A CDL OR Roll-off truck experience within the last 24 months. For the right candidate, we’ll reimburse for truck driving school and on-the-job training.
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Valet Driver - Auberge. The Valet Driver works closely with fellow team members, Operations Manager, and/or Shift Supervisor to ensure that quality and safety standards are met at all times as well as adhering to state and local laws.
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Must be summer seasonal Associate employed as Helper, Packer, Driver, Warehouseman, or other Service Center Operational, non-management position. Ability to operate a box truck or tractor trailer (as applicable to your CDL qualification.
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Valid Driver License, required. 6 months of experience in BHT role in a substance abuse treatment setting required. At least 6 months experience in BHT role in a substance abuse treatment setting required and/or meets education.
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Working member of emergency response team for spills of oil, petroleum products, hazardous and non-hazardous materials, industrial work, vacuum truck operations, biohazard clean-ups or other responses as directed by your supervisor.
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WM’s fleet includes nearly 11,000 natural gas trucks – the largest heavy-duty natural gas truck fleet of its kind in North America – where more than half are fueled by renewable natural gas. Driver will transport the material to a disposal, transfer or recycle facility when trucks reach legal load capacity.
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Perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections, fuel the truck as needed, and report any problems or issues to supervisor. 0-3 years of commercial truck driving experience is strongly preferred.
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Learn and master skills of both Navigator and Driver positions. Attention to detail in understanding truck operation, maintenance, and care. Obtain and maintain a valid IL C-class driver's license and an acceptable motor vehicle record.
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Related experience may include: Local Delivery Driver, Short Haul Driver, Supplies Driver, Hot Shot Driver, Long Haul Driver, Semi Driver, Truck Driver., OTR Driver, Over the Road Driver.
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UnitedwebuildThe ideal non-CDL Driver will be at least 23 years of age with experience driving non-cdl commercial vehicles of at least 24' and 26' in length. Load inventory on truck and unload at customer job site/home office while maintaining inventory accuracy.
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As a CDL Driver, you will play a crucial role at RNDC by ensuring the timely and safe delivery of products to our customers while maintaining a high level of professionalism and customer service.
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Title: truck driver Company: Delaware Valley Concrete in Pompano Beach, FL
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