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Job Description Centerline is your one access point to limitless truck driving opportunities. 2 years of Class B and LTL driving experience. Safely operate 26′ Straight Truck.
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What you’ll do: Operate a Straight Truck safelyHauling US mail, pushing and pulling carts off and on the truckFreight Handling: rolling cartsPerform pre-and post-trip inspectionsKeep equipment clean and presentableVerify paperwork for completeness and accuracy.
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Freight Handling: Hand truck, Pallet jack. Multiple job opportunities with just one application – our truck drivers have the opportunity to work for multiple Fortune companies. 6 Months of Class A driving experience.
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1 year of Class A driving experience. Freight Handling: Pallet jack. Our job is to connect you with safe, rewarding work at top companies while maintaining your flexibility and work/life balance.
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2 years of Class A driving experience. Hauling: Honda auto parts. Eligibility for health benefits, including medical, dental, and vision. No more than 2 moving violations in the previous 3 years OR more than 1 moving violation and 1 accident in the last 3 years.
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Freight Handling: Pallet jack, Forklift, No freight handling. No DUI/DWI convictions that are less than 5 years. The Schedule is Monday through Friday. Ability to pass a drug screen. Verify paperwork for completeness and accuracy.
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1 year of Class B driving experience. Assist with loading and unloading. 1 year of Class B driving experience. Valid Class B License and Medical Card. Hauling: A/C parts. Schedule is Monday through Friday.
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Keep equipment clean and presentable. Valid Class A License and Medical Card. Operate a 53′ Containers safely. Perform pre-and post-trip inspections. Pay rate is $26.00.
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Operate a 26′ Straight Truck safely. Operate a 26′ Straight Truck safely. Hauling: Multi-stop industrial parts. Shift start time is between 10:00 PM-11:00 PM Qualifications & Experience What you’ll need.
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Hauling: Medical Supplies. Drop and hook pay $51.72. Competitive pay starting at.81 – Per mile. Keep equipment clean and presentable. Valid Class A License and Medical Card. Operate a 53′ Dry van safely.
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Hauling: bags of ice. Freight Handling: Pallet jack, electric pallet jack. Operate a 28′ or 48′ Reefer safely. The Schedule is Monday through Saturday. Perform pre-and post-trip inspections. No endorsements are required, but highly preferred.
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Operate a 53′ Straight Truck safely. Job Description Centerline is your one access point to limitless driving opportunities. 1 year of delivery driving experience. Operate a 53′ Straight Truck safely.
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