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Trade / Technical school or higher - Preferred Licensures CDL Class B Airfield Movement Area - AMA (Internal) CDL Class A preferred Essential Capabilities and Work Environment Required physical, lifting, and sensory capabilities are requirements to perform the job successfully.
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The Class A CDL Driver reports to the Facilities & Operations Supervisor, Dispatcher or the Terminal Operations Supervisor. 24 months of verifiable Class A driving experience within the last five (5) years.
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Requires a current Class B CDL driver's license (Class A CDL license also allowed and may be required for positions based on location); ability to meet company vehicle insurance requirements.
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No Touch Freight Average $1,300 to $1,500 per week $1,000 Sign-on bonus CDL-A Truck Driver - Tractor Trailer Driver - Company Driver - No Touch - Dry Van - Fully Equipped Automatics Duties and general description: This Class-A tractor-trailer driving job puts you behind the wheel of a late-model, well-maintained Freightliner, Volvos and Peterbilts with APU and Inverters and Fridge can be added upon request.
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Orientation: By joining our team as a Class A CDL Truck Driver, we roll out the red carpet and you will know the first day that you have made the right decision. Duties: As a CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver you will be hauling Machinery, Coils, Pipe, Lumber, Rebar and we specialize in over dimension loads.
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Summary 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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Yard Driver- Off Property (Driving off facility property) Valid state-issued driver's license Will obtain Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) within 6 months of job entry date and will maintain it while employed in this position City Driver Interstate (Class A) Commercial Drivers License with Hazmat endorsement (including cleared background check) or will obtain HAZMAT endorsement (with cleared background check) within 120 calendar days of date of hire.
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As a dedicated route Team Driver, you have: Valid state motor vehicle operator’s license in the state where the driver resides (CDL Class A) and meet applicable DOT requirements for CDL. Minimum of 6 months verifiable driving experience and a minimum of 75,000 miles in the last five years driving a tractor trailer (semi) truck with a safe driving record.
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Must have a current, valid State of Georgia issued CDL license (Class A) or current, valid State of Georgia issued Commercial Driver Learner's (CDL) Permit (Class A.
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Job Info Job Location: Lebanon, TN Route Type: Local Type of Assignment: Temp to Hire Hours Per Shift: 12 Hours Hours Per Week: 48 Hours Shift Start Time: 02:30 pm Working Days: Mon-Thu Transmission Type: Automatic Job Requirements CDL Class: CDL A Experience: 1+ year Handling: Switching (yard jockey), No-touch freight Additional Information TransForce is seeking full-time CDL A switchers in Lebanon, TN. This job is offering $26.50 per hour.
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Applicants must have a current, valid CDL Class B with a P endorsement, and a good driving record. Certification from an accredited technical school in bus maintenance, public transit, or a related area AND three (3) years of related experience in quality assurance and field inspections of vehicles OR five (5) years of related experience in quality assurance and field inspections of vehicles.
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Lead classroom, yard, and road CDL Class A training. MUST have a valid CDL Class A license with a MINIMUM of 36 months verifiable tractor trailer driving experience; Driver Training Instructor License is not required but is preferred.
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Wade Freight, Agent for Greatwide Truckload, has immediate openings for CDL Class A Owner Operators - MW, SE, Coast to Coast or Local Routes! CDL Class A Owner Operators - $5,000 - $5,500 per Week.
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Make the shift and fuel your career as a CDL Class A Truck Driver for Penske. Immediate Opportunities: Full-time Local Class A CDL Truck Drivers. CDL Class A required.
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Possess a CDL Class B license for the State of Georgia. CDL License position will be responsible for safely operating a Front End Load truck in the greater Atlanta area.
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