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Now offering a $10,000 sign on bonus for CDL Class-A driver! As a CDL Transport Driver for Spee-Dee Delivery, you would be responsible for driving a tractor-trailer combination or straight truck to transport parcels between terminals.
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Location : Scranton, PA Penns Woods Transport, LLC is hiring full-time and part-time, motivated Class A CDL drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program.
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CDL Driver Requirements Must have a valid Commercial Driver License (Class A) Must be at least 21 years old Minimum 2 years driving experience. We are immediately hiring Class A CDL Drivers for our Amazon Freight Program who value a predictable schedule and long-term stability.
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Location : Jacksonville, FL Unity Transport Service LLC is hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program.
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Full time Class A CDL Driver for transporting construction materials and/or equipment to various job sites. Valid Class A CDL driver’s license and satisfactory driving record is required.
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We are hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL Short Haul Drivers with a clean driving record for our Amazon Freight Partner program. Have a valid Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL.
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Location: Perris Dinomyte Transport is hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL Short Haul Drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program.
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Dinomyte Transport is hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL Short Haul Drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program. Class A CDL Drivers for Amazon Freight Partner (Home every 2 days.
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What We Offer: Eligible full time Coke Florida Associates can participate in our Total Rewards Program which includes: Total Wellness Programs including health, dental and vision plans 401K program with healthy company match Supplemental Life Insurance Three weeks of vacation pay, and 11 company paid holidays Tuition reimbursement Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) Competitive compensation Coke Florida is looking for a Transport Driver based out of our Orlando location.
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Home 4 days a week: You will be home for 4 consecutive days per week after your shifts are over, and you will be home one night between shifts, enabling you to spend more time with family and friends.
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License Requirements: REQUIRED - 2 years of Class A driving experience Valid Class A CDL with Tanker and HazMat endorsement TWIC card (SC, VA) Keywords: 53 FT, Semi-truck driver, Combination truck driver, CDL A driver, Transportation driver, transport driver, gas hauling, fuel hauler, fuel hauling, local driving, home daily, fuel driver, tanker driver, gasoline driver, transport driver, petroleum relocation specialist.
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