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1 Year of recent tractor trailer driving experience. OTR Class A CDL Truck Drivers. 1 Year of recent tractor trailer driving experience. No Touch Freight and No NYC. No serious offenses in the previous 3 years or pattern of unsafe practice.
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Safely operate a Tractor Trailer to transport auto parts to warehouse and shipping centers. Prior experience driving a Tractor Trailer or similar commercial vehicle. Must be at least 21 years old with a valid class A driver's license.
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Minimum of two years of experience in the operation and repair of tractor (class 8), and trailers (air brakes) inspection / repairs within a fleet, state, or federal (including Armed Forces) shop environment.
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Class A license without any of the following restrictions : (L,Z) Air Brakes, (G) Night Driving, (O) No Semi Trailer or (K) Intrastate Only. 6 months Tractor Trailer experience in the last 5 years.
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Must have a CDL-Class B license; MVR check will be conducted. Deliver product or material by operating a tractor/trailer truck. Maintain daily driver logs and vehicle inspection sheets. Must have a CDL-Class B license; MVR check will be conducted.
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They will inspect and diagnose malfunctions in heavy equipment such as giraffe, skid steer, forestry tractor, bucket truck, chip truck, chippers and fleet vehicles. To have a Class A or Class B driver’s license.
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Must be 23 years with a minimum 2 years of experience driving a Tractor Trailer. Current Class A CDL with HazMat & Tank endorsement, Great Equipment Microwave, Fridge, TV (with direct TV installed) Apu s, Sirius XM Radio.
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