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An experienced CDL Class B Roll Off Driver (Class A welcome also) in good standing. Roll Off Driver Job Description. An experienced CDL Class B Roll Off Driver (Class A welcome also) in good standing.
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Aparte de esta increíble oportunidad de empleo, ofrecemos. Paquete de beneficios 401 K (Plan de Jubilación) Pago de horas extras Cuenta de ahorros para la salud Seguro de vida Seguro de salud (la cobertura incluye planes individuales y familiares) Seguro dental (la cobertura incluye planes individuales y familiares) Seguro de la vista (la cobertura incluye planes individuales y familiares.
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As a Lead Driver / Mover, you will be expected to lift and carry items weighing up to 50lb regularly. Clutter, now an Iron Mountain company, is committed to fostering a diverse & inclusive work environment, where each team member is empowered to bring their whole self to work.
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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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Job Title: Roll-Off Driver Location: District of Columbia Employment Type: Full-Time Reports to: Operations Manager Company Overview: Our client, a leading provider in the waste management industry, is seeking a dedicated and experienced Roll-Off Driver to join their team.
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Debra M. OTR Team Driver "Love this company. Royce I. New Driver (2nd Career) "I know I will not find a better company to work for. OTR Company Driver | Get the steady miles you deserve.
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And, maybe a better idea is to look for a company that has fun, offers benefits to help pay for college, career advancement opportunities and discounts on pizza! Take advantage of our Dough & Degrees program - we'll pay 100% of tuition for undergraduate and graduate online degree programs through Purdue University Global for eligible corporate team members.
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Landscape Crew Leader (Driver - Non CDL) - Bilingual. Valid US Driver License and clean driving record. You will be provided proper safety equipment (PPE), and will need to wear pants, a company uniform shirt, and boots.
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Refer anyone and get rewarded with UNLIMITED bonuses up to $1,500 for every Ryder hired Diesel Mechanic, Service Employee, Driver, Warehouse Associate and more! Valid NonCommercial Driver License CLASS E, Commercial Driver License (CDL) CLASS A and/or State driver's license as required.
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Valid driver’s license required, must meet company insurance requirements and complete a provided driver training course. Case Manager II – Driver. Drive company vehicle for client transportation or other work-related activities.
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At HopSkipDrive, we're more than just a transportation company – we're a team of compassionate individuals dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and inclusive mobility solutions for families, youth, and children.
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Work multiple stations (load, dress, shakes, cash, prep, front) as directed by Manager or Shift Leader Deliver catering orders as detailed in the Catering Driver and Delivery Agreement. Potbelly got its start in 1977 as a small antique store that turned into a lines-out-the-door neighborhood sandwich shop.
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Vehicle and Driver Management: Oversee the maintenance and inspection of company vehicles to ensure they meet safety standards and DOT requirements. DOT Compliance: Ensure all transportation activities comply with DOT regulations, including hours of service, vehicle maintenance, and driver qualifications.
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As a Proposal Writer you are a critical driver of Palantir’s U.S. Government business growth. A World-Changing Company. Family planning support, including fertility, adoption, and surrogacy assistance.
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