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Regional Class A Truck Drivers Needed! Regional Class A Truck Drivers Needed! No Touch Freight! Home Every 2 Weeks. New Grads Welcome. 65-$70k yearly average.
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We treat our drivers like family and only hire the highest quality drivers.
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Debt-free Heartland Express gives you the stability to build or continue your successful CDL-A OTR SOLO ENGINEERED truck driving career. For CDL-A OTR SOLO ENGINEERED truck drivers, it's all keeping the wheels turning.
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Maintain our Fleet of Truck and Trailers to ensure cleanliness to our standards. Our Fleet Detailers/ Truck Washers have important roles at Star Nursery. This position requires a Valid Driver's License in order to operate/drive our Truck Washing Vehicle.
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A Truck Wash Attendant is responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of various vehicles, including diesel trucks, fleet vehicles, and RVs. Here are. Ensuring Compliance: They ensure compliance with OSHA and DOT regulations Operating Heavy Machinery: They may also operate heavy machinery like forklifts, hoists, and Bobcats Sanitizing Company Equipment: They are responsible for cleaning and disinfecting truck containers, trailers, and wash station.
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