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Apply now for our Over the Road Class A CDL Truck Driver position! Are you a skilled Class A CDL Truck Driver seeking a long haul trucking job? Join our dynamic team and enjoy the freedom of Over the Road (OTR) driving.
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Drivers' responsibility includes driving a spotter truck and/or day cab within the distribution center from and to loading doors. Driver must hold a non-excepted interstate status on their medical card.
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Must have 6 months Over-The-Road Tractor-Trailer experience in last 18 months. Family owned and operated for 40 years, Navajo Express is an industry-leading refrigerated carrier recognized as a Top Company for Women to Work by Women in Trucking, Top Innovator, and Safety Award winner multiple times over.
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Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides a confidential resource available over text/chat/video to employees and household members to help with navigating life’s challenges. For over fifty-two years, we’ve been providing the best of the best for our customers and paving the way in the industry.
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CDL-A Regional Flatbed Truck Driver Jobs Open Now. With Flex Dispatch, you have the freedom to choose where you run and how long you're out, giving you more control over your earnings.
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