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Boom Truck- Fixed Cab Certification a plus. Truck Crane Operation Certification a plus. Validate and confirm inventory loaded on the truck comparing purchase orders, sign-off on delivery tickets and confirm addresses on delivery tickets and ensure that routing information is obtained prior to leaving the branch.
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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. Commercial Rear Load Trash Truck Driver.
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Make the shift and fuel your career as a CDL Class B Truck Driver for Penske. Immediate Opportunities: Full-time Local Class B Delivery Truck Drivers - Earn $23.21 per hour and overtime after 40 hours - Local, Home Daily - First shift dispatch times You will drive: - Late-model, well-maintained 28' trucks - Best-in-class specs designed for comfort What you will do: - Driver will deliver fresh meat and seafood to customer locations Schedule: - Tuesday through Saturday with early am shift dispatch times - 2 consecutive days off per week.
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CDL B Local Truck Driver. Straight truck - 1 year of experience with home deliveries. As a truck driver in Maryland, you can get great home time with competitive pay + overtime.
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Continuously monitor the condition of the vehicle to ensure it is operationally ready at all times to minimize down time; clean waste from the packer blade and truck body (where appropriate) on each disposal trip.
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2-4+ years experience operating a commercial vehicle including a straight box truck preferred. CDL B - Delivery Driver. CDL B Delivery Driver. 2-4+ years experience operating a commercial vehicle including a straight box truck preferred.
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Safely operate his or her heavy truck along his or her designated route and to the disposal site; read route sheet, follow map and service each customer as identified on the route sheet or as assigned by the dispatcher and/or supervisor.
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Immediate opening for a SOLO Class B CDL Truck Driver and we want the right Trucker to join us at Ryder in Hanover, MD! Straight Truck or Flatbed: 26'; Must Be Able To Drive Manual.
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The Class B CDL Driver will be driving a straight truck flatbed vehicle over 26,001 pounds. One (1) year straight truck flatbed experience is required. Reports immediately to branch management any equipment or vehicle repairs required that would jeopardize safe operation of the truck, trailer or load securements.
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Each off of a straight bed truck on a continuous basis. Local CDL A or Local CDL B Driver w/ Knuckleboom or w/ Crane Certification. 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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Ability to safely operate a garbage truck on specified routes to collect solid waste. This is a position requiring lifting and climbing in and out of the truck. Basic knowledge of truck components to complete pre and post trip inspections.
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We will buy your truck if you're looking to switch from Owner Operator to a Company Employee Driver, we will help make the switch even easier. We love our Ryder babies and offer 12 weeks of PAID Maternity Leave.
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As the "face of Airgas", the Delivery Driver is responsible for safely and efficiently delivering compressed gas cylinders to local and regional business customers from an Airgas branch or plant location using a company provided straight or box truck.
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Summary: The Class A/B truck driver is responsible for ensuring large equipment is delivered to job sites, hauling materials to sites, rental facilities, dumps or other locations as instructed.
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