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Candidates must possess a current Motor Vehicle Operator's (DMV) License and/or Current Commercial Driver's License (CDL), class B with Passenger and School Bus endorsement and valid Arizona School Bus Driver Certificate.
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Goodwill truck drivers are responsible for loading and unloading trucks as well as operating a box truck (most frequently 24'-26') to facilitate the collection, delivery and transportation of donations to/from retail stores and donation sites safely and on time, and in a manner that maintains and promotes Goodwill's positive public image.
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Maneuvers trucks into loading or unloading positions, checking that vehicle and loading equipment are properly positioned. Assists with lifting/moving, loading/unloading transported materials as needed.
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Will assist where needed based on business requirements: Dock work to include loading/unloading freight, Customer site loading/unloading freight. Must be familiar with state motor vehicle laws and FMCSA rules and regulations.
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The Class A CDL Driver is responsible for loading, securing, delivering, and unloading heavy equipment to the customer's job site in a safe manner in compliance with local, state and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
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Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and Commercial Driver's License Information System (CDLIS) must show a valid CDL, current medical certification and self-certification status. The Class A CDL Driver will be driving a truck and/or tractor-semi trailer (flatbed) combination vehicle ion excess of 26,001 pounds.
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Responsible for safely operating a Non CDL Straight Truck in the transportation of freight in accordance with Company, Federal, State and Local laws with regard to run times and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
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Check gauges and visual indicators for malfunctions, ensure seal or lock on trailers and conducts inspection of vehicle before and during trips to determine problems that may be occurring. The information in this application may be used and prior employers will be contacted for the purpose of investigating the applicant's safety and performance history information as required by 391.23 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.
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Must adhere to all FMCSA requirements of those holding a Commercial Driver's License. Ability to meet the FMCSA's requirements to speak and read English. Must be able to drive in a wide range of environmental conditions, including, but not limited to, rain, wind, snow, freezing temperatures, hot weather, etc.
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Responsible for safely operating a Class B CDL Straight Truck in the transportation of freight in accordance with Company, Federal, State and Local laws with regard to run times and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
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Must be registered with the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen, random drug and/or alcohol tests, and will be subject to a criminal history background check. Must pass a FMCSA required medical exam.
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And must be skilled and qualified to drive in all types of terrain, routes and environmental conditions. Must be able to push or pull a loaded pallet jack and/or hand truck with a minimum load of 70 lbs.
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The employee may be required to work in high/precarious places, with hazardous materials, and in various weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment ranges from quiet to loud as required by the essential functions of the job.
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A Class A CDL Driver is responsible for safely loading, securing, delivering, and unloading heavy equipment to the customer's job site in a safe manner in compliance with local, state and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.
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In addition to driving a company owned commercial vehicle, a Driver CDL must ensure the safe and proper loading and unloading of product, be aware of job site conditions and safety, maintain accuracy of product entering and leaving the yard, and manage the safe unloading and stocking of shingles, drywall, lumber, millwork, and other products.
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