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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. Are you a Class-A Driver with no End Dump Experience.
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As a Walmart truck driver, you can choose what personal career growth looks like for you. As a CDL-A driver for our private fleet, you will make no touch freight deliveries of merchandise to Walmart locations within in the region.
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Parking Management Company (PMC) is actively seeking a full-time or part-time CDL Shuttle Driver to join their team. Parking Management Company is Hiring: CDL Shuttle Driver.
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Whether you're a company driver or an Owner Operator looking for the perfect place, all truck drivers can work with our personalized orientation reps and the Landair driver advocate to work out a run and benefits that are just right for them and their lifestyles.
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Walmart’s CDL-A Truck Driving Job. Regional truck drivers earn up to $105,000 in their first year. Ask about our Walmart driver perks, such as our Referral Program, Rider Program, Driver Mentor Program, parking at Walmart locations and more.
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RECENT RECOGNITIONBarron’s 100 Most Sustainable CompaniesCDP DiscloserDow Jones Sustainability IndicesEthisphere’s World’s Most Ethical CompaniesFortune World’s Most Admired CompaniesGreat Place to WorkSustainability Yearbook S&P GlobalPOSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers.
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Keyword: Repossession, Collections, Driving, Recovery Agent, Logistics, Transportation, Recovery, Driver,Agent, Trucking, Tow Truck, Flatbed, Repo, Professional Driver, Commission.
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As a Chick-fil-A Supply Non-CDL driver, you will accurately and safely deliver products to Chick-fil-A® restaurants in a timely manner while building strong relationships with internal and external customers.
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The Customer Service Advisor (CSA) often begins as a Pick-n-Pull Greeter and can work their way up through Part Sales, Parts Specialist and eventually a store Sales Lead through positive work ethics and evaluations.
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Complete sales training and follow the Pick-n-Pull 5 Step Sales Model. The CSA is expected to maintain the excellent standards of all Pick-n-Pull policies and procedures, while always being pleasant, respectful, and helpful.
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Keywords: fabrication, sand/prep, cosmetic repair, restore, fiberglass, filler, painting, Works with a variety of metals and plastics, as well as glass, and mechanical parts, Collison, Auto body, Truck body, Framework, Refinishing, Commercial body work, Fleet repair, Collision technician, Truck repair, Disassembling/assembling vehicles, Lead painter, Upholstery, Bodywork, Trim repair, Rebuild/teardown.
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OTR Luxury Auto Transport Driver - Car Hauler - CDL A. OTR Lease & Owner-Operator Driver Benefits. OTR Company Driver Benefits. OTR Luxury Auto Transport Driver - Car Hauler - CDL A.
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Class A CDL is highly preferred, but Class B is required for the position. Class A CDL is preferred but Class B is required for the position. The position is responsible for picking up and delivering class 7&8 chassis vehicles.
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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.
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As a Truck Captain – Junk Removal Specialist, you are the first point of contact for clients on the job. Make sure all daily truck inspections are performed (tire pressure, oil, equipment, etc.
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