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Keywords: tractor trailer driver, commercial driver, Class A cdl driver, professional driver CDL-A Driver, CDL A Truck Driver, Class A CDL Driver, Class A CDL Truck Driver, CDL Truck Driver, CDL Commercial Truck Driver, CDL Driver Home Daily, Class A CDL Driver Home Daily.
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Driver Type: Experienced CDL-A Truck Drivers. System Transport offers many different route options for truck drivers. As a driver, you will be transporting important goods and materials such as glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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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. Are you a Class-A Driver with no End Dump Experience.
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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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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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Required: No more than 6 jobs in the last 3 years Required: 4 months of driving experience required Preferred: 1 year truck driving experience, but not necessary Required: Background Check required Required: Clean Drug Test required Required: Clean Clearinghouse result required Required: For all flatbed driver opportunities, the driver must be physically able to lift a 90-pound tarp onto a 5-foot high platform twice.
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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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Successfully complete Republic Services’ CDL training program, which includes classroom study, on-route training, driving experience, and resources (including the loan of a truck) necessary to take and pass the state CDL examination.
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Drivers – Adult Day Center / Shuttle Driver Special Needs. As a Driver / Shuttle Driver for our Adult Day Centers your qualifications include. In addition to having fun and putting a smile on our members' faces, your responsibilities as a Driver / Shuttle Driver include.
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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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CDL-A Truck Drivers: Join one of America’s Best Fleets for high-paying runs with flexible schedules! CDL-A Truck Drivers Enjoy: Top earners avg. American Central Transport is now hiring CDL-A drivers for high-paying runs in the Midwest and Southeast, pulling steady dry van freight.
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SUMMARY: Work with established route driver to facilitate the delivery of beverage products by unloading, stocking, rotating and merchandising products being sold as well as existing inventory at retail.
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Over-the-road truck driver (OTR ) $0.55 Per mile. One year of recent, verifiable tractor-trailer experience. Assigned Truck and Trailer. Over-the-road truck driver (OTR ) $0.55 Per mile.
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Perform a variety of manual tasks for extended periods of time, which may include light and heavy lifting, including commercial tires and wheels, standing, bending, and squatting Basic Requirements: 2 years or more of successful management experience Must have a valid driver's license for the type of vehicle required for the position and be able to meet commercial driver qualification requirements, including be at least 21 years of age.
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Must be able to troubleshoot vehicle/truck/trailer/ thermo-king electrical related problems. Other requirements 2 Years experience in diesel mechanic experience Experience in refrigerated trailer repairs Must be able to work flexible hours and weekends.
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truck driver tractor trailer jobs Title: route driver Company: United Site Services in Owensboro, KY
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