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The Dump Truck Driver is responsible for safe operation of the vehicle while hauling loads to and from locations. The Dump Truck Driver is responsible for the safety of company employees, pedestrians, traffic, and the vehicle that they operate.
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CDL-A Owner Operator Truck Driving Opportunity Open F2F is recruiting Owner-Operator truck driving Partners to join our team. OTR Drivers Only Dedicated Load Planner Not Forced Dispatch Apply Now for all the benefits of Partnering with F2F Transport Virtual Orientation Now Accepting Dry Van, Power-Only, Flatbed, and Reefer Drivers Leasing Options - Call a recruiter today for more information Awards for Clean Roadside Inspections Driver Trainers and Driver Advocates for Partners We cover your Semi-Annual DOT Inspection Requirements: Drivers must hold a valid CDL Class A or driver's license.
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Our Connect Program is a great option for Partners that want to run their own truck, but not book their own freight. 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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The Clearinghouse is a secure online database that provides real-time information about commercial driver's license (CDL) and commercial learner's permit (CLP) holders' drug and alcohol program violations.
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CDL-A Truck Driver-Full Time. MTI prides themselves on teamwork and is searching for a diligent individual with a positive attitude to join our team. Midwest Transport, Inc. is a strong company with over 30 years of history in the transportation industry.
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Our program is one of the few on-the-job truck driver training programs in the country approved by the Department of Labor as a certified Heavy Truck Driver Apprenticeship program.
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Barr-Nunn is looking for existing team CDL-A truck drivers for 100% no touch freight. We make finding driver friendly freight our priority, and provide great amenities on the road.
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1 Year Verifiable CDL A Experience. Must Be Willing to Stay Out for a Minimum of 14 Days at a Time. Average $1,950 A Week @ 3K Miles OTR Position. Average 2700 - 3300 MPW.
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Schedule: Thursday - Saturday ($1,000 Guaranteed) Sunday - Tuesday ($950 Guaranteed) Per Diem Tax Advantage Plan with No Cost to the Driver Paid Orientation Pet Program Available Direct Deposit Detention Pay New Vacation Package 401K, Medical, Dental, Prescription and Life Insurance Peterbilt Fleet (models 389 & 579) Trucks Equipped with Refrigerators PrePass+ Requirements 21 Years of Age Class A CDL At Least 1 Year Recent CDL A OTR Experience.
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TMC is Now Hiring CDL-A Drivers. Orientation is followed by four weeks over-the-road (OTR) with a Driver Trainer. Remainder of training (Mon-Fri) go out with a driver trainer for experience on the road driving.
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Schedule: Thursday - Saturday ($1,000 Guaranteed) Sunday - Tuesday ($900 Guaranteed) Per Diem Tax Advantage Plan with No Cost to the Driver Paid Orientation Pet Program Available Direct Deposit Detention Pay New Vacation Package 401K, Medical, Dental, Prescription and Life Insurance Peterbilt Fleet (models 389 & 579) Trucks Equipped with Refrigerators PrePass+ Requirements 21 Years of Age Class A CDL At Least 1 Year Recent CDL A OTR Experience.
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Peace of Mind with Layover Pay: At CFI, we strive to provide our CDL-A Drivers with consistent miles. Ability to meet work attendance and availability requirements and all applicable legal and DOT regulations to drive a commercial truck in the United States.
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Are you a recent CDL-A grad? Dependable equipment: 1-1/2 year average truck age + brand new 2024 tractors! Drive with Western for 3 months or more and you can qualify as a driver trainer.
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We know you drive for a living, and we are here to support you every mile along the way Debt-free Heartland Express gives you the stability to build or continue your successful CDL-A regional truck driving career.
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Minimum Driver Eligibility & Hiring Criteria: Current Class A CDL and DOT physical Clean driving record (accidents, traffic violations, etc.) When hauling with Mercer, Owner Operators also enjoy several other big perks: FUEL DISCOUNTS (fuel taxes filed and paid) Major discounts on tires, insurance, and services Bonus credits for safety, revenue, and more Searchable load boards and personal load coordinators NO company trucks to compete with THE Owner Operator Company We Measure Success One Owner Operator At A Time Call (888) 426-5190 for details.
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