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If you are over 21, enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and seek new challenges, a position as an armored truck Driver/Messenger might be right for you. All positions are armed, so you will be required to have and maintain the necessary licenses for your area to work as an armored truck driver/messenger.
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Although NO CDL is required to operate this vehicle, the truck you will drive has the capacity of approximately 35 (or more) tons, which you will use to transport materials. Continually drives truck within the confines of the facility.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Straight Truck Driver, Class CDL Driver, and Order Selector and others in the Transportation to apply. Casual Package Deliver Driver.
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What's a typical day as a Cherry Picker / Reach Truck Operator? Apply to be a Cherry Picker / Reach Truck Operator today! We're seeking Cherry Picker / Reach Truck Operators to work at a premier client in Groveport, OH. Sound good.
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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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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerk, Refrigerated Freight Driver, and Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator and others in the Transportation to apply.
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We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants with experience in jobs such as Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerk, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver, and Fuel Transport Driver.
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Heavy Duty - Tow Truck Driver. If you’re an experienced CDL A driver with a passion for the open road and a knack for solving challenges, we want you on our team.
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Operates and maintains power equipment such as, clamp, slip-sheet, or fork sit-down lift truck, manual and electric pallet jacks, cigarette stamping machine, floor scrubber, battery exchanger, and power tools to move and prepare goods in/out of depot.
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Position Overview Although NO CDL is required to operate this vehicle, the truck you will drive has the capacity of approximately 35 (or more) tons, which you will use to transport materials. Job ID: 496185 The Shelly Company, a CRH company, is a vertically integrated supplier of aggregates, asphalt, ready mix concrete and paving services throughout the state of Ohio. Our commitment to quality drives us to use the most modern, efficient and environmentally friendly technology in our industry.
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As a School Age Teacher/Bus Driver you will be responsible for the coordination of pick up and drop-offs for school age students. Our locations span a nationwide geographic footprint and a diverse array of pedagogical approaches including our proprietary that draws from the collective expertise of renowned early-age educators such as Dewey, Piaget and Vygotsky; Montessori schools that embrace both accredited Montessori methods (Association Montessori Internationale) and (American Montessori Society); and progressive language immersion programs in Mandarin and Spanish.
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Home care experience preferred Valid driver's license and auto insurance in your name as a driver Capable of all physical demands We are proud to be part of the Alternate Solutions Health Network family.
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Be able to make logistical decisions (when to dispose, what to donate or recycle, how to best complete a job, how to package items and load a truck, how to market during downtime.
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Ability to climb telephone poles and work in a bucket truck and work aloft and climb poles up to 40 feet. Successful Lineman candidate must have knowledge of established aerial cable installation procedures and techniques including the placement of poles and anchors, familiarity with a wide range of tools and equipment, ability to read and understand prints/maps, safety rules, and operating instructions.
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Must have utility pole/manhole awareness - bucket truck training and confined space training are a plus. Team Fishel will provide on-the-job training in all areas of safety, including flagging certification, tool operation, and experience is a plus.
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