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HPC-Industrial powered by Clean Harbors is looking for a CDL Class B Vacuum Truck or Rolloff Truck Driver to join their safety conscious team in Rosemount MN ! The Truck Driver Operator is responsible for the safe operation of vacuum trucks or Rolloff Trucks and equipment to complete single task jobs requiring one crew as well as turnarounds with management oversight at client sites.
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The Davey Tree Expert Company's manufacturing mulch division is seeking qualified candidates for a Class A CDL Delivery Driver. We are currently looking to add a dynamic CDL A Delivery Driver to our passionate team of tree care professionals.
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Local CDL A or CDL B Driver We are committed to the personal and professional growth of our team members and we show this by having a clear path of advancement for our Drivers with on-the-job and web-based training for you to move up as a Driver or other positions within the branch.
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Valid Commercial Learner’s Permit (if interested in company-paid CDL training). Explore our [company-paid CDL training programs]( or call us at 800-447-7433, and we can talk you through it.
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Flatbed truck experience is preferred. This position does not require a CDL. Safely and effectively operate a boom, crane or Gradall as needed, based on the specific requirements of the customer.
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Beacon Building Products is hiring CDL A or B Local Flatbed Crane Operator in Burnsville, MN. The driver will deliver building materials to our customers in a safe and efficient manner. Minimum of 1 year of prior and verifiable experience driving a commercial motor vehicle Additional highly preferred experience: Handling building materials Forklift experience Hazmat Endorsement a plus but not required Crane certified either through NCCCO or CIC required Unload truck at site – involves setting up barriers, occasional lifting of heavy shingles and use of truck mounted crane.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR A DRIVER Class B or Class D license Minimum: Department of Transportation (DOT) Medical Certification Ability to lift up to 90 pounds Do you have excellent communication skills.
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Job Title: Non CDL Driver. Drive a Non CDL vehicle safely while picking up and delivering general freight. Drive a Non CDL vehicle safely while transporting freight between terminals.
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Please visit the DOT/FMCSA website for a complete list of requirements) One of the following: 1 year commercial motor vehicle driving experience (Class A or B) 2 years full-time relative work experience and satisfactory completion of truck driving program (approved by company) U.S. Venture requires that a team member have and maintain authorization to work in the country in which the role is based.
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Wash truck and perform post-trip inspection of truck pursuant to DOT regulations. Upon arriving on job-site, safely maneuver truck in, add necessary ingredients and place chutes in preparation for discharge.
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Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van OTR $1,500 - $2,400 gross total weekly avg. miles per week Dedicated, LTL No Driver Load/Unload No slip seating Home Time 17 - 21 expected days out You can stay out longer if you want to Get 3 days of home time for every 21 days worked No guaranteed weekends home Core Responsibilities include, but are not limited to Inspection of vehicle, equipment, and cargo to ensure everything is safe, legal, and secure.
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Deliver product to internal and external customers driving a "straight" truck or van as needed. Operate hand truck or dolly to load and unload delivery truck or van. Using a hand truck, the employee must regularly push and pull loads ranging from 180 to 250 pounds.
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Ability to use logic to define the problem collect information establish facts draw valid conclusions interpret information and deal with abstract variables for unique or unfamiliar situations
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Truck drive away is the process of transporting a truck, or set of trucks, from one place to another. Founded in 1983, TruckMovers has become the most trusted truck drive away company in the entire nation, and not to mention the most innovative.
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Exciting Job Opportunity: Truck Driver Join our *family-owned carrier. Ability to *choose your truck speed & base CPM*: Go at 70 MPH and earn 57 CPM or 65 MPH to earn 60 CPM. based out of North-Central Wisconsin is calling for dedicated and professional truck drivers.
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