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If you are an experienced end dump driver or if you are an experienced truck driver who would like to learn end dumping we want to talk to you. Woody Bogler Trucking is now hiring Regional CDL-A End Dump Truck Drivers.
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Operate truck and equipment using prescribed techniques to eliminate driver-induced mechanical failures. Operate dump truck and on-board hydraulic systems on assigned route to collect solid waste and/or recyclables on a specified collection route.
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Richards Building Supply Co. is currently searching for a CDL Class B Driver for our Fort Wayne, IN Location. Richards Building Supply Co. is currently searching for a CDL Class B Driver for our Fort Wayne, IN Location.
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Specific qualifications include: Valid CDL - Class A or B The ability to lift 75-100 pounds repeatedly (your most common cargo will be 70 pound bundles of shingles) Pre-employment drug screen and random drug screens are required Flatbed, drywall and/or knuckle boom truck experience is preferred.
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The Driver, Hourly CDL-A is responsible for driving a tractor trailer or straight truck on intrastate and interstate local, over-the-road (OTR), shuttle, and overnight and drive and drop routes for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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If you're a CDL driver with a Hazmat endorsement and enjoy a mix of driving and light dock duties, we offer a stable work environment with consistent start times and a variety of truck options.
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Give us a call to find out how Oakley Trucking can work with you!
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Unlike typical owner-operator opportunities, F2F was designed exclusively for owner-operator truck drivers, aiming to empower them to build their own business, achieve independence, and experience success on the road through our Select Program.
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Operate a residential / recycling collection, side-load and/or rear-load truck, ancillary equipment and hydraulic system to collect solid waste and/or recyclables on specified collection route.
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Right now, earn MORE with our NEW Industry-Leading Pay Packages for both Regional and OTR Routes when you drive for System Transport as a CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver hauling vital goods and materials like glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, locomotive wheels, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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Regional CDL-A Solo Company Truck Driver. Average Age of Equipment Is 1 Year and 2 MonthsBenefits & Advantages Health & Dental Insurance 401(k) Plans Paid Vacation Weekly Settlements Pet/Rider PolicyMinimum Requirements Must have valid Class A CDL Must be 23 years of age or older (21 years if prior military) Minimum of 6 months of verifiable OTR tractor-trailer experience in the last 12 months or 12+ Months Experience in Last 2 Years Must meet FMCSA/DOT driver regulations Hazmat and Doubles Endorsements Required.
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Immediately reports any safety or security concerns to management including accidents involving truck, personal injury, or property damage. This position may also drive a Salvation Army truck to pick up and transport materials to and from specified destinations as assigned, while consistently representing The Salvation Army with a professional and polite demeanor and providing exceptional service.
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Performs all required safety checks (i.e., pre/post trip) including inspections of tractor/truck and trailer according to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations; inspects tractor/truck and trailer to insure they meet company safety standards and take appropriate action as needed.
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The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ an to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
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