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Develop substation layout drawings including, plan and elevations, yard layouts, grounding, grounding details, raceway, raceway details, control building layouts, cable lists, and material lists on new and existing substations.
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General Description The lowboy driver is responsible for safely loading and securing heavy equipment to move from jobsite. Blythe Development's operations include clearing, grading, storm drainage, sanitary sewer, waterline, curb and gutter, sidewalk, concrete paving, retaining walls, culverts, bridges, stone base and asphalt paving.
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Local Dry Van Truck Driver Jobs Offer. Mack or Volvo double-bunk sleeper hauling 53' dry van, drop deck trailers. DM Bowman, one of the nation s top carriers, is now hiring CDL-A local truck drivers in the Huntersville, NC, area, to haul dry van freight.
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If so, then consider becoming U-Haul Company’s newest U-Box Customer Care Representative (CCR; local delivery driver). If so, then consider becoming U-Haul Company’s newest U-Box Customer Care Representative (CCR; local delivery driver.
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Key Outputs/Results: Perform all duties associated with training to be a school bus driver, including but not limited to: Successfully complete classroom and testing requirements to obtain NC DMV CDL Class B learner’s permit with P & S endorsements within 1st 60 days of employment.
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We're hiring Delivery Drivers TODAY at an hourly rate plus mileage and tips, which are paid out at the end of each shift.
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Position Title: CDL Class B w/ Tanker endorsement - Sweeper & Water Truck Driver Date Posted: 07/03/2024 Location: Charlotte, NC Pay Range: N/A Application InstructionsPlease review position description and requirements and begin application online by clicking on the Apply Now above.
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The Guest Services Bus Driver Seasonal Associate will provide excellent customer service transports guests in a BG Library designated shuttle, greet guests, gives appropriate information, direction and assistance, as needed.
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Due to continued growth, we are currently accepting applications for Local Truck Driver CDL A Route Delivery Drivers to work in our distribution warehouse in Charlotte, NC. Compensation. Lead Local Truck Driver CDL A Route Delivery Charlotte, NC *Hourly pay.
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If you are a licensed CDL Driver who is looking for a rewarding, local opportunity with an established company, we want to hear from you! Valid CDL - Class A or B Ability to unload, transport, and position all building materials as required Ability to stand, climb, reach, bend, and twist throughout complete shifts Ability to consistently lift and carry 250 lbs with assistance Boom truck experience is a plus Crane certification is strongly preferred, but willing to train.
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We are seeking a part-time bus/van (14 passenger) driver, who is dependable, punctual, responsible and a team player. Previous bus/van driver experience. Picking up students at local elementary schools (within a 5 mile radius) for our after school program with our 14 passenger bus, bus driving experience preferred, no CDL required.
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The Cross Dock Driver will be responsible for maintaining DOT driver logs as well as delivery/shipment logs and credit memos. Maintains all DOT driver logs of hours and related records.
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B. Assist Branch Manager and Distribution Supervisor with investigation on all Driver accidents and injuries. Act as reserve DOT driver, to be used in all cases when necessary, during peak times, or in any emergency.
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Job Title: CDL Class A Truck Driver (Lease Purchase - OTR - Dry Van & Reefer) We are currently seeking experienced CDL Class A Truck Drivers for Lease Purchase positions, handling Over-the-Road (OTR) runs with Dry Van and Reefer freight.
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The Switcher II-CDL is responsible for the transport of full and empty trailers between the docks and the designated drop parking locations in the "Trailer Yard" to support the inbound unloading and the outbound loading warehouse operations in a safe, accurate, and efficient manner.
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