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If so, then consider becoming U-Haul Company's newest U-Box Customer Care Representative (CCR; local delivery driver). Operate an 8000-lb propane forklift or a truck-mounted forklift (training provided.
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1 - 2 years of experience operating an order picker, cherry picker, reach truck, sit down tow motor, or rider pallet jack. Pick and put away - Operate power mobile material handling equipment (cherry picker/reach truck/high-level picker.
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May perform a variety of attendant duties including but not limited to parking lot attendant, driver, usher, pallbearer, or courier. Following company processes and adhering to hazardous waste procedures cleans and embalms body; uses scalpels, pumps, tubes, and equipment to replace bodily fluids/waste with embalming fluids; performs restorations, styling hair, applying cosmetics, dressing body, and other preparation required for human remains.
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Qualified candidates must have experience operating Stand up Forklift, Stand up Tow Motor, Reach Truck OR Cherry Picker in a Warehouse role. Previous experience operating either a Stand up Tow Motor/Stand up Forklift/Cherry Picker or Reach Truck.
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Experience working with a bucket truck, crane, aerial lift, scissor lift required. An established and growing sign company is looking for an experienced Sign Installer. Performs general maintenance on company trucks and equipment.
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Operate overhead crane, forklift truck/tow motor or use hand truck to move, convey, or hoist shipments from shipping- and-receiving platform to storage or work area. Ensures Visitors (truck drivers, delivery personnel) are issued safety vests, glasses, visitor badges, and safety footwear.
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A Driver in Training will be trained by our staff to obtain a commercial drivers license (CDL) and obtain related Driver endorsement(s), where available, and to learn our Company policies and procedures.
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A. Duie Pyle currently has an opening for a Dedicated Driver at our Streetsboro, OH location! Short and Long Term disability insurance (Company paid) 401K retirement with company match.
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The Driver will operate a tractor trailer (CDL A) or a straight truck (CDL B or non-CDL) to receive, store, and distribute equipment and goods. Must be able to drive and safely operate a straight truck and/or tractor trailer in accordance with United Van Lines, and DOT (Department of Transportation) rules, policies, procedures, and standards.
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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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In certain instances where rooftop delivery is not feasible, the roof loader will provide support to the driver by assisting with ground drop operations at the designated job site. Verify order contents prior to loading them onto the delivery truck.
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Must possess a valid State of Ohio Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) or obtain a CDL within a probationary period of one (1) year of employment, or 6 months from the completion of the City's CDL entry-level driver training program.
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Fiber Splicing Technician - 100% travel throughout Ohio. (No Visa Sponsorship) Details: Type - Full time W2 Fiber Splicer - 100% travel all over Ohio. Must provide your own truck or van - able to carry required equipment.
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A current A.S.E. Certification for general automotive mechanic and general heavy-duty truck mechanic is preferred. Must possess a Class A Commercial Driver s License with an acceptable driving record.
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Job Company Driver. Leading equipment and technology specs designed for driver comfort. See full list of driver benefit package. Explore our company-paid CDL training programs or call us at 800-447-7433, and we can talk you through it.
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