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Skill Set: Great Attitude and a Team Player CDL A or B License Ability to learn a Piggyback or Princeton (Forklift) Driving record must meet current DOT regulations Ability to lift up to 80 lbs.
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Willing to train the right person on the labor set up not train to be a Class A driver. We are seeking full-time CDL A drivers in Cocoa, FL. This job is offering $20.00 hour OT after 40.
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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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Home Time: You will be home every other weekend, our system is set up to make sure you get home on time every time Benefits: Medical, Dental and Vision after 30 days, 401K after 6 months, Vacation What you will be doing: You will be hauling general freight in a dry van trailer all throughout the United States.
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We will have you home every other weekend for 2 full days. If you want to be apart of an elite group of drivers with a company that is changing industry standards, check out what we have to offer.
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You will not deal with just one freight manager, you will have a team at your hands for help while you are on the road. You will not deal with just one freight manager, you will have a team at your hands for help while you are on the road.
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Why you will love working for us: Great pay: Earn $1500 or more per week depending on how many miles you want to run Company Culture: Mentors are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. You will have someone available to help solve any problems you run into.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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Tired of dealing with fleet managers? We do things differently than most companies. We primarily deliver East of I-35 but you will need to be willing and able to run all 48 states.
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