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Tractor Trailer Drivers work days, nights and/or weekends Valid CDL license (commercial driver’s license) in home state Doubles/Triples endorsement may be needed depending on location Pass the DOT physical Reliability, responsibility, and a love of truck driving Legal right to work in the U.S. Tractor-Trailer Drivers are expected to comply with UPS appearance guidelines and wear the company-provided uniform.
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No matter how far human kind goes to explore new frontiers, Mettler Toledo is there to help make it happen. Our Opening and Your Responsibilities Mettler Toledo needs to add to our Territory Sales Representative team in Columbus, Ohio. As a Territory Sales Rep, you will primarily make outbound calls to sell preventive maintenance service contracts to prospective customers and dealers.
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While this role has no direct sales reports, this leader supports the success of kitchen sales in a significant way through in-depth product knowledge, consumer insights, excellent training acumen, and the drive to grow this product category.
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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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Is seeking a CDL Driver (Class B). As a Class B CDL driver, you will deliver and recover a variety of equipment, tools and supplies to and from the customer worksite.
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The Transportation Safety Manager is responsible for the overall direction and coordination of safety program for 150 CDL truck drivers. Additionally, responsibilities include DOT compliance of drivers, equipment, and facilities, including training of personnel, electronic driver log compliance, accident management, DOT, OSHA, and EPA audit.
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Entry-level position, no experience required. Assumes responsibility for the inspection and proper working conditions of tools, truck, and other work equipment. Maintains good housekeeping on truck and at work locations.
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TMC Transportation is growing and needs more Class A CDL Drivers who want to be home every weekend but still reap the rewards of an over-the-road driver. Our program is one of the few on-the-job truck driver training programs in the country approved by the Department of Labor as a certified Heavy Truck Driver Apprenticeship program.
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If you're looking for a travel nurse company that will take care of you from start to finish, look no further than Travel Nurses, Inc. We have the most detailed recruitment specialists in the industry and work tirelessly to ensure your onboarding process is stress-free.
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Thoughtful client matching and dedicated coaches to grow your practice: We help you get paired with individuals who are ideal clinical matches so that you can control and personalize your caseload, and a dedicated coach to help you help your clients, no matter what your specialty, from pediatric to geriatric mental health, trauma, anxiety or addiction, we help you help others.
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We believe that no one should have to navigate the cost and complexity of healthcare alon e, and w e’re on a mission to make healthcare simpler and more effective for our millions of members.
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Participate in a fast-paced environment with daily commits, weekly app releases and real-time collaboration with team members including UX, Product Owners, Delivery Managers and iOS developers.
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Job Requirements: 2 years OTR driving experience At least 23 years old CDL-A with HAZMAT and TWIC Clean MVR Friendly and dependable attitude Job Benefits: Join the Oakley Trucking family and enjoy competitive pay, including freight surcharges and additional weight-based pay.
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ENT, Ortho, Optho, Pain, Urology, GEN, GYN, GS (lots of bariatric cases) No shift requirement Malpractice (including tail) provided Contact Please contact Josh for questions about this position.
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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.
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