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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 Drivers.
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The Delivery Driver (non-CDL) is responsible for providing timely transportation of products from origin to destination as assigned, along with unloading and staging products at customers place of business.
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Compensation and Benefits: - CDL-A tractor-trailer driver $1300 to $1500 per week on average $1,000 Orientation Pay $1,000 Sign on Bonus Full benefits Package: Medical Dental Vision 401(k) Vacation Pay Rider and Pet Policy Dry Van No touch Freight No Endorsement requirements CDL-A Truck Driver - Tractor Trailer Driver - Company Driver - No Touch - Dry Van - Fully Equipped Automatics Disclaimer: In case of changes or typographical errors, current company practi ces/policies shall prevail.
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American Tire Distributors is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug Free Workplace. Travel required: 75% of the time, no overnight stays (CDL drivers will have overnight stays) Nothing in this job description creates a contract of employment in any way for any person.
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If you are a skilled CDL Driver with experience in underground construction and looking for a long-term opportunity with a reputable company, apply today and join the Ultimate LLC team.
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Class A CDL Drivers Class B Drivers Non-CDL Drivers Casual Drivers Entry-Level Drivers Experienced Drivers Boom Truck Drivers Drive Away Drivers Dry Van Drivers Dump Truck Drivers Flatbed Steel Drivers HAZMAT Drivers Line Haul Driver LTL Drivers P&D Drivers Regional Drivers Truck Drivers Vac Truck Drivers Diesel Mechanics Fleet Mechanics.
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Owner-Operator Duties: The pay range for a Non-CDL driver with a 1-Car Hauler is $5,000-$8,000 gross per month based on the volume of work you complete and your desire to maximize your available hours.
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Denali’s, CDL-A truck driver opportunities enable you to enjoy daily home time, great pay, and all the outstanding rewards that come with driving for a growing private fleet.
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As a Class B Route Driver - Oil, you will operate a Class B tanker truck where you will be responsible for picking up waste oil at our customer locations such as automotive dealerships, manufacturing facilities, oil change companies, and maintenance facilities.
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We are looking to hire a Heavy Haul Lowboy Driver who also has experience driving end dump and/or dump trucks. When needed, drive a 40 Ft. dump trailer and/or an end up trailer hauling demolition debris to local landfills.
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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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We offer company truck driver positions, leases, and owner-operator contracts with flexible home time options and a competitive pay scale. Owner, Tom Hastings, started driving at the age of 16, alongside his dad and brothers before a CDL or chauffeur's license was required.
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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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Now Seeking Non-CDL ISP Appliance Delivery Teams! ( Contractors must own their 24' - 26' truck and provide their own Driver Helper. Must own, rent or lease a 24' - 26' box truck with a lift gate.
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Must possess a valid Class A or Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with good driving record. Three years of progressive experience operating heavy motorized equipment to include: backhoe, bulldozer, excavator, front-end loader, grapple truck, rail-bound equipment, tractor and skid-steer loaders; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
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