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1011 Immediate Job Openings for LOCAL Class A CDL Truck Drivers - Heavy Duty Wrecker/Tow Truck Operator Minimum 2 years experience. Heavy Duty Wrecker/Tow Truck Operator experience At least 23 years old.
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Keywords: fabrication, sand/prep, cosmetic repair, restore, fiberglass, filler, painting, Works with a variety of metals and plastics, as well as glass, and mechanical parts, Collison, Auto body, Truck body, Framework, Refinishing, Commercial body work, Fleet repair, Collision technician, Truck repair, Disassembling/assembling vehicles, Lead painter, Upholstery, Bodywork, Trim repair, Rebuild/teardown.
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The Driver will operate a Broom Sweeper Truck or a Dump Truck/Follow Truck, providing prompt service to customers on scheduled routes, including new housing developments, local cities & road construction, etc.
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Summary: As a Class B truck driver, you will be responsible for delivering our merchandise to various locations. Able to carry at least 30lbs the length of the truck bed. Able to lift and transfer 65lbs.
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Packing Operator, Production Operator, Manufacture Operator, Press Operator, Machine Operator and Heavy Equipment Operator. Packing Operator, Production Operator, Manufacture Operator, Press Operator, Machine Operator and Heavy Equipment Operator.
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Incumbent will be required to complete Ammonia Refrigeration Operator II certification. The colleague must frequently lift and/or move up to 40 pounds, occasionally lift and/or move between 41 and 50 pounds, and seldom lift and/or move 51 pounds and up to 100 pounds.
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HPC-Industrial , powered by Clean Harbors, in Waterford Works, NJ is looking for an Equipment Operator to join their safety conscious team! Operates Vacuum truck and related equipment. The Equipment Operator serves as a representative of HPC-Industrial in creating a continuous working relationship with clients/customers.
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In general, a Field Area Operator operates the pipeline facility(s) and perform line operations to transport refined petroleum products. The Field Operator position may be filled at the Associate Level, Level I, or Level II depending on the skill set within the talent pool.
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Works under the general direction of the Packaging Supervisor or other supervision as designated by the Employer, and coordinates the activities of Packaging Operator Trainee and trains such as needed, and where required, performs all job duties of said employees, is responsible for the total operation of all manual, semiautomatic and automatic packaging lines.
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Unload vacuum truck at the dump site; Experience operating a vacuum truck. HPC-Industrial , powered by Clean Harbors, in South Plainfield, NJ is looking for an Equipment Operator to join their safety conscious team.
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Is the second largest operator of self-storage facilities in the U.S. Since we were founded in 1977, weve taken the storage industry by storm. Note: If you have experience working in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Sales Associate, Customer Service Representative, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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PIE equipment could include Crown, Pacer, Reach Truck, Order Picker, Barrett and Turret Truck. PIE equipment could include Crown, Pacer, Reach Truck, Order Picker, Barrett and Turret Truck.
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NJ N-2 Industrial Wastewater Operator License minimum requirement. We currently have an opportunity for an experienced wastewater Operator. U.S. Water's Industrial Group operates treatment plants for its customers throughout the US. Each customer site is operated by an offsite project manager who works with a dedicated onsite Lead Operator and site operations team.
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Developing a comprehensive understanding of the corrugated process and acquiring basic corrugator operator skills. Desired qualifications encompass familiarity with PLC controls, Siemens, Allen Bradley, and drive programming.
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A Field Operator monitors and controls the flow of product across the system and ensures that related tasks and activities are completed safely while maintaining system integrity. + Successful completion of Associate Operator NexOp Program and completion of all required operator qualifications.
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