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POSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers. In addition, a Driver – CDL (B) is responsible for ensuring his or her vehicle is in compliance with the Company’s safety standards prior to operating the vehicle, ensures that all Company, state and federal regulations are adhered to at all times while operating the vehicle, and completes vehicle condition reports (“VCRs”) on a daily basis to ensure that any vehicle defects are repaired in a timely manner.
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CDL-A Local Driver Benefits: - Competitive hourly pay based on experience - Daily home time - Paid time off including 8 paid holidays (after 90 days) CDL-A Local Truck Drivers are the champions of the local area, earning the opportunity to develop long-term relationship with the customers they serve.
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No experience is needed, but you may be a great fit if you have experience in the public or private transportation industry such as a delivery driver, professional driver, chauffeur, luxury driver, truck driver, school bus driver, taxi driver or cab driver.
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Driving trucks requiring a Class A or B CDL (e.g., road testing trucks, driving trucks in and out of the repair shop, etc.) Repairing heavy duty equipment (e.g., working on class 8, 7, 6 and medium duty trucks, brakes, tires, engines, liftgates, thermo king heater and refer units, etc.
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Exciting Job Opportunity: Truck Driver. Ability to *choose your truck speed & base CPM*: Go at 70 MPH and earn 57 CPM or 65 MPH to earn 60 CPM. Our incredible fleet of *60 trucks* based out of North-Central Wisconsin is calling for dedicated and professional truck drivers.
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The Non CDL box truck driver role is responsible for delivering smaller loads of products to our local store locations for delivery to our merchandising staff. Meet the following insurance and alcohol board criteria: Aged 20 years or older verifiable CDL driving experience no more than two moving violations within the past two years two or less preventable accidents within the last three years No DUI/DWI or serious moving violations in the previous five years No felonies within the previous two years, and no more than one misdemeanor or offense related to alcohol within previous two years.
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Join our team as an Over-the-Road Truck Driver and embark on an exciting journey across North America! Over-the-Road Truck Driver North 18 OTR Full-time 2000+ miles weekly Pay: 12-29 months W/Hazmat $0.69 W/O Hazmat $0.67 30+ months W/Hazmat $0.71 W/O Hazmat $0.69 18 days out with 5 days home time.
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Strong written and verbal communication skills Current Class D w/ chauffeur’s endorsement, CDL, or ability to obtain one. A company owned service truck will be provided for this role.
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Looking for hard working drivers that have good communication skills and are willing to be a part of our team Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van and Refrigerated OTR $1,600 - $2,200 gross total weekly avg.
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Class A CDL Must be flexible with schedule Must be willing to undergo background check This position offers benefits options for an individual or a family, including medical, dental, prescription, life insurance plans and more.
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Valid Drivers License with CDL - Class A, and be within current limits for MPW Driver Points. Use equipment such as, water blast gun, water lance, dry vacuum hose (6"and 8"), wet vacuum hose (6" and 8"), shovels and picks.
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Position Description Immediately Hiring a Dedicated SOLO Class A CDL Driver in Owensboro, KY and we want the right Employee to Drive with us at Ryder. We want YOU to join our family made up of Proud Women and Men in Logistics who work alongside Military Reserve and Veterans we hire everyday Let Ryder pay you more and Refer a Driver.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now.
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Must have (at minimum) a "Class A" CDL & meet all D.O.T. Requirements for fitness of duty. Must be able to troubleshoot vehicle/truck/trailer/ thermo-king electrical related problems.
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All you need is a mode of transportation (bike, car, scooter) and a smartphone to start making money.
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