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CDL A Dedicated Company Truck Driver | Local |$90k+ Annually. Known for our 100% dedicated truck driving routes, Cardinal Logistics has over 175 locations around the country with opportunities to advance your career through different dedicated routes.
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Job Type: CDL A Truck Driver Pay: $1,300 to $1,500 per on average, Minimum Pay Program Sign-on Bonus: $1,000 Orientation pay: $1,000 Home Time: 2 full days home every other week Equipment: Automatic Transmission Freightlivers, Volvos and Pererbilts Freight: 100% no-touch freight, mostly drop and hook loads Experience: 6 months in 24 months or 1 year in 3 years.
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Working under the supervision of the Transportation Supervisor, the CDL driver is responsible for driving and maintaining CAHC vehicles. Working under the supervision of the Transportation Supervisor, the CDL driver is responsible for driving and maintaining CAHC vehicles.
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As an elite tanker Class A truck driver, you can enjoy high earning power (especially if you have your HazMat endorsement!) Hiring requirements: 12 months recent tractor trailer experience CDL-A with hazmat and tanker endorsement Preferred: TWIC Card and Passport Preferred (company reimbursed) Must meet Highway Transport’s MVR requirements System Driver must live within 100 miles of service center.
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One-year route delivery experience or applicable background driving a straight truck. The candidate will operate successfully in a cross-dock model picking up a loaded truck from a nightly delivery at the assigned loading dock and returning the empty truck back to the assigned lot at the end of the route.
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CDL A Truck Driver - Local Home Daily. 1 Year Truck Driving Experience Preferred. CDL A Truck Driver - Local Home Daily. Monday - Friday, Voluntary Weekends Work Available. AS A BONUS, You Get $2.00 an Hour for ALL Hours Worked as a Bonus at the End of EACH Quarter.
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Up to $3000 in TAG Repair Center, Truck Repair Credit Line. Our safety department will handle log auditing andDOT compliance, as well as all necessary regulatory compliance oversight (driver qualifications, files, drug testing), assist and handle potential Claims, and much more.
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Right now, earn MORE with our NEW Industry-Leading Pay Packages for both Regional and OTR Routes when you drive for System Transport as a CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver hauling vital goods and materials like glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, locomotive wheels, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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See job description Service Technician & Mechanic - Truck & Trailer ALL Crane Service, LLC Brook Park, OH - 44142 Position Summary ALL Crane Service is seeking a Entry Level Service Technician & Mechanic - Truck & Trailer.
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Ability to drive a 22 foot truck preferred. Family & Community Services, Portage County. Furniture Pick-Up and Delivery. GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES: Works with Program Manager to carry and load household items from donors and transport, deliver and set up household items for clients.
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Variable Holland, under the Yellow company, dock to driver program starts on our dock where you work and learn dock operations, forklift training, and loading and unloading trailers. - Ability to operate industrial powered forklift, dolly, hand truck, pallet truck, carts, and other equipment necessary for loading and unloading freight.
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Delivery commercial driving retail truck driver diesel trucking four-wheeled hand truck stock cash trucking drivers license CDL local "home daily" The Driver Merchandiser is responsible for delivering happiness to our customers across a specific route,On Time and In Full. You will also ensure that the merchandise is stocked on shelves and in coolers and that the appropriate rotation of products is managed well.
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Valid driver license in good standings as determined by the company. Wellness Programs offered through WebMD. In addition, you will assist the Maintenance Director in ensuring the Life Safety Code, physical plant, equipment, grounds and utilities are maintained in good working order and in accordance with community policies, state and federal regulations.
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Must be 18+ years Old Valid State Driver License Acceptable motor vehicle record Proof of car insurance Reliable vehicle that you can use for deliveries. Full and part-time availabilities - Flexible Schedule Cash Paid Daily (tips & mileage Reimbursement) Partial Phone cost Reimbursement Fun team-member contests and incentives Pizza Discounts.
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Driver Type: Experienced CDL-A Truck Drivers. As a driver, you will be transporting important goods and materials such as glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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