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Primary Responsibilities: The Driver - SCM 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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Must read and speak the English language sufficiently to understand highway signs and signals, converse with delivery clients and general public, respond to official inquiries, and to make entries on reports/records.
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Keywords: CDL A, CDL B, driver, commercial driver’s license, building products, job site, building materials, distributor, distribution, touch freight, load, unload, commercial vehicle and delivery.
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CDL B Local Delivery Truck Driver " HIRING IMMEDIATELY. One year route delivery experience or applicable background driving a straight truck. The candidate will operate successfully in a cross-dock model picking up a loaded truck from a nightly delivery at the assigned loading dock and returning the empty truck back to the assigned lot at the end of the route.
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Drives to and delivers customer orders according to predetermined route delivery schedule. Unloads damaged goods and customer returns and bring to the driver check-in and complete necessary paperwork.
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As part of a sleeper team driver, you will share the truck with an additional qualified driver and alternate sleep schedules, to ensure you are always moving. Valid Class A CDL from state of residence with all proper endorsements which include Tanker, Hazmat, Doubles/Triples (REQUIRED) and TWIC card in necessary areas.
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Local CDL A or CDL B Driver. The primary duty of the Driver, which we call a Logistics Specialist II with or without a Crane Operator, is to deliver building materials to a customer’s place of business or to a job site.
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Contacts customers regarding delivery or coordinates with the truck driver to call the customer. Plans delivery activities, prints loading tickets, and delivers merchandise according to schedule to ensure on-time delivery of orders.
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What does a Equipment Delivery Driver do at Swire Coca Cola? Valid driver license, Medical Card. Visit customers to deliver, install, remove, and move Coca-Cola beverage equipment within assigned geography; along with any other duties assigned to you in the Service department.
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Responsible for providing outstanding customer service, loading and unloading vehicles as needed, and collecting COD and cash orders at point of delivery. This position performs daily delivery with a set route of stops.
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If you are a licensed CDL Driver who is looking for a rewarding, local opportunity with an established company, we want to hear from you! In this role, you will ensure the safety of each delivery from the moment you leave the facility until you have completed each job.
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Must have a valid driver? Invoice and Collect amounts due, settle accounts daily ? Maintain machine cleanliness appearance, and all appropriate Point of Sales ? Ensure compliance with regulatory and company policies and procedures Skills & Other Requirements.
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We are looking for an experienced fuel delivery driver. Driver must be at least 21 years of age and meet all safety regulations. Fuel Delivery: 1 year (Preferred) CDL B/A hazmat tanker (Required.
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You have at least 2 years CDL experience. With this Sleeper opportunity you will benefit with a set schedule with 5 workdays uninterrupted and enjoy your two days off at home. Home Daily- Consistent year-round schedule (5-day work schedule with 2 days off.
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Driver - Class A CDL license. Unloads pallets of product from the delivery vehicle with an electronic pallet jack or 2 wheel hand truck, and puts the product in a designated area in the stores' backroom.
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