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RECENT RECOGNITION Barron's 100 Most Sustainable Companies CDP Discloser Dow Jones Sustainability Indices Ethisphere's World's Most Ethical Companies Fortune World's Most Admired Companies Great Place to Work Sustainability Yearbook S&P Global POSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers.
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Additional Career Opportunities: Upon successful completion of first term contract, you are guaranteed up to 5 interviews with your choice 1,200 industry leading organizations including Tesla, American Medical Response, Mercedes Benz, and Mustang Cat. Similar Career Fields Include: Mechanic, Automotive Service Technician, Tow Truck Driver.
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Related experience may include: Local Delivery Driver, Short Haul Driver, Supplies Driver, Hot Shot Driver, DOT Regulated Driver, Class B CDL Driver. Skills and knowledge to advance your career into leadership, CDL driver, or sales opportunities.
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One plus years of experience preferred within a delivery driver, route driver, truck driver, medical courier, messenger,? Position Summary: We are looking for several Delivery Drivers, Van Drivers, Box Truck Drivers, Minibus Drivers, Couriers, and other Drivers to serve as the face of the company.
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Looking for local truck driving jobs? Drive with J.B. Hunt Final Mile Services® as a non-CDL-A installation specialist and enjoy the stability and consistency of one of the country's premier last mile delivery providers.
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Immediate opening for a SOLO Class A CDL Truck Driver and we want the right Trucker to join us at Ryder in Las Vegas, NV. We will buy your truck if you're looking to switch from Owner Operator to a Company Employee Driver, we will help make the switch even easier.
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Driver Requirements: Possess a valid, unexpired driver’s license Prior Box Truck / Van driving background and able to drive Quest light-duty vans. Description: The A&D Scenery Warehouse Assistant and Driver (Warehouse/Driver) is a driving and warehouse position, with an emphasis on reliability and determination.
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Driver is responsible for driving a tractor trailer or straight truck on intrastate and interstate local, over-the-road (OTR), shuttle, and overnight and drive and drop routes for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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Job Title: Truck Driver Routes (Non CDL) Truck Driver Routes (Non CDL ) 2-3 years' experience driving a 26' box truck preferred. Ability to operate a 26' box truck independently.
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Local CDL A or Local CDL B Driver w/ Knuckleboom or w/ Crane Certification. Keywords: CDL A, CDL B, driver, commercial driver’s license, building products, job site, building materials, distributor, distribution, touch freight, load, unload, commercial vehicle and delivery.
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Tractor Type: Boom Truck, Straight Truck, Glass Truck. + Equipment: Hand Truck, J - Bar, Hydraulic Lift Crane, Lift Gate. + Driver Positions Pay Weekly. Let Ryder pay you more and Refer a Driver.
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Local CDL Truck Drivers unload dirty equipment and place dirty equipment and trash in designated areas (Local facilities). Local CDL Truck Drivers must be able to work at heights up to 25 feet or more depending upon aircraft.
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Local CDL Truck Drivers will be exposed to extreme temperature changes and noise. Majority of duties performed by Local CDL Truck Drivers are outside in all weather conditions. Local CDL Truck Drivers must complete paperwork and related administrative duties.
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Performs all required safety checks (i.e., pre/post trip) including inspections of tractor/truck and trailer according to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations; inspects tractor/truck and trailer to insure they meet company safety standards and take appropriate action as needed.
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The Catering and Banquets Driver and Logistics Specialist handles storage and transportation of food and supplies to and from Convention areas using a 20-foot delivery truck and/or an electric cart.
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