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Or less (full cases of product) Pushing/pulling: Frequent use of manual carts Climbing: Frequent entering and exiting the cab of a truck Driving: Constant travel between customer locations Ability to work in environments where temperatures vary with the seasons Job Requirements High School Diploma or GED preferred.
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As a CDL A Local Owner Operator truck driver, you'll build relationships with our trusted customers as you make local deliveries. Requirements: Valid driver's license 21 years of age 18 months CDL-A experience Must own your equipment: Day cab or 24' or 26' straight truck with liftgate and pallet jack.
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This role will train to drive a Class B box truck to provide onsite service for parts washer machines, pick up containerized hazardous waste, and sell products/services in a defined route.
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We're committed to what drives your success as a CDL-A truck driver at Ascend! CDL-A truck driver requirements: At least 21 years of age Valid CDL-A At least 6 months over the road experience No more than 2 preventable accident in the most recent 3 year driving period.
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60 cpm depending on exp 2500+ miles a week - Home Every Other Weekend If you are a CDL A Truck Driver looking to run a regional, this driving job is for you. More Info Over The Road Class A CDL Driver Overview: 100% No Touch Dry Van Freight 50-60% Drop & Hook 40-50% Live Unload Home Every Other Weekend for 48 hr reset (Can stay out longer if you wish to.
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We support CDL-A company truck drivers by offering top pay for everything from mileage to holidays, unique industry-leading benefits, and the best equipment available. Our intent, as One Team, is for Ascend to be the most reliable, predictable, and trusted partner to our CDL-A company truck drivers.
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Class A CDL Truck Driver, no touch freight $1500 to $1600 per week , paid on all miles New Trucks with all the perks, Full benefits package Want a different driver experience in this industry.
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We welcome drivers who are looking for successful paths to being their own boss, owning their own truck, having consistent pay and benefits, regular home time, and a family work atmosphere that puts people before profits.
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If you are an experienced end dump driver or if you are an experienced truck driver who would like to learn end dumping we want to talk to you. Woody Bogler Trucking is now hiring Regional CDL-A End Dump Truck Drivers.
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Hogan Transports is Now Hiring CDL-A Dedicated Truck Drivers. A home for every driver! STEP THREE: Connect with a dedicated account specialist to discuss available dedicated accounts (we'll contact you at the number provided.
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Family-owned Ozark Motor Lines is now hiring for regional CDL-A truck driver jobs that show you the difference between just a job and the long-term satisfying driving career you want.
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Averaging 4000 miles a week to the truck. We are looking for an Experienced Driver to drive Over the Road. + Up to a $5K Sign on Bonus. CRST The Transportation Solution Inc. is one of the nation's largest transportation companies, providing total transportation solutions and comprehensive logistics services to customers all over North America.
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We have a variety of career opportunities for professional truck drivers: OTR Solos and Teams, Regional, Mentors, Independent Lease, and Owner Operators. This means all vested company employees receive an allocation of shares of the company every year as a thank you gift for their hard work.
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As a Truck Driver with HealthTrust Performance Group you can be a part of an organization that is devoted to giving back! We are looking for an enthusiastic Truck Driver to help us reach our goals.
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Immediately hiring a Permanent Full Time Senior Level Diesel Technician to support our Truck Fleet at Ryder in Cape Girardeau, MO. Valid Commercial Driver License (CDL) CLASS A, preferred.
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