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We deliver an industry leading portfolio of marquee brands to customers in the lumber and building materials industry. Cameron Ashley operates a network of more than 50+ distribution centers stocking large quantities of building materials locally throughout the United States.
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Join our shipping & receiving team and use your knowledge to ensure you properly receive incoming material; maintain accurate accountability of receiving, additions and deletions for materials from the record.
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Position drives a tractor/trailer truck to make local regional deliveries (up to 275 mile radius) of predominantly finished products or raw materials/supplies to company distribution and manufacturing centers.
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Have a current Class A or B Commercial Driver's License (CDL) issued by the state in which the candidate resides with all the relevant endorsements required for the type of equipment being operated (i.e., Hazardous Material to transport hazardous materials that require placarding.
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As a Non-CDL Driver, you will transport materials to customer shops and job sites by applying knowledge of commercial driving regulations. You ensure complete customer satisfaction by verifying all loads, properly loading and unloading the materials from the truck, and maintain inventory control.
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The driver / warehouse employee will safely drive and handle all materials in accordance to the company standards of service. The driver / warehouse position is responsible for maintaining a professional appearance and knowledge of materials delivered to the customer.
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Currently possess or willing to obtain hazardous materials, tank vehicle and doubles/triples endorsements within 90 days of employment. Operate a tractor-trailer combination up to 11 consecutive hours, in all types of weather, while safely transporting hazardous/non-hazardous materials.
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Generated Materials Recovery has been in business for 25 yrs and offers commercial waste reduction & recycling services to manufacturing and industrial locations throughout the US. Class A Truck Driver Position 10+year Experience.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a 26 Foot (NON-CDL) Truck Driver at BearCat Carriers LLC located in Phoenix, AZ. As a Truck Driver, you will be responsible for transporting goods and materials over long distances.
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Unload materials for customers at each delivery location in an orderly fashion while verifying that the material being unloaded is correct based on the ship ticket. Responsibilities: Support warehouse operations by transporting materials over designated routes; ensuring safe operation of vehicles.
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