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For Truck Driver Training faculty; Class A CDL. To teach CDL Truck Driver training to Electrical Lineworker students at the CFCC North Campus. Maintain and submit all required paperwork in a neat, accurate and timely fashion, also enter grading and attendance information in Web Advisor within deadlines.
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Class B CDL Driver. As a CDL Driver, you will be empowered to safely transport materials to keep our communities safe by ensuring customers receive the materials they need to provide clean water and heating/cooling.
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CDL Driver; Class A CDL; Truck Driver; Professional Driver; Class A CDL Driver; Delivery Driver; Commercial Driving License.
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Class A CDL Must be flexible with schedule Must be willing to undergo background check This position offers benefits options for an individual or a family, including medical, dental, prescription, life insurance plans and more.
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OTR Class A CDL Driver out of Wilmington, NC. It will not take long for you to understand that our Team wants to ensure you feel at home, and we strive to allow every Class A CDL Driver to make a living and provide for your family.
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Minimum 3 months Class A CDL experience needed. M5W Transport LLC is a licensed contract carrier and property broker as defined by the Federal Motor Carrier Administration and the United States Department of Transportation.
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Experience: One-year verifiable tractor trailer experience with a class A CDL. Experience: One-year verifiable tractor trailer experience with a class A CDL. Top 50% of OTR drivers avg.
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Class A truck driver jobs in our regional divisions give drivers the opportunity to stay closer to home while still earning high miles. We know you drive for a living, and we are here to support you every mile along the way Debt-free Heartland Express gives you the stability to build or continue your successful CDL-A regional truck driving career.
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Title: CDL Class A Driver. CDL License / Class A required. Operates Class 8 truck vehicles to transport dry bulk products in LA/LB port area.
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Here at Bynum you will not just be a truck number you will be FAMILY. Our Tanker drivers get the miles they need and the PAY they deserve. Bynum is a family owned and operated liquid food grade carrier.
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Related experience may include: Local Delivery Driver, Short Haul Driver, Supplies Driver, Hot Shot Driver, Long Haul Driver, Semi Driver, Truck Driver., OTR Driver, Over the Road Driver.
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63 cpm Experience: One-year verifiable tractor trailer experience with a class A CDL. Home weekly dedicated or a regional or national fleet? 63 cpm Experience: One-year verifiable tractor trailer experience with a class A CDL.
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We are hiring class A CDL OTR Drivers (Dry Van only). We are hiring CDL A OTR drivers for a 1099 Position. We are a midsize (100 truck) family-owned OTR trucking company that has been in business for 12 years.
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