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The primary functions of a delivery helper are to load, locate job sites, backing, preparing and restoring the job site, and preparing the truck for the following day and maintaining the truck and equipment.
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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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OPPORTUNITY FOR CDL-A FLATBED TRUCK DRIVER Driver Type: Experienced CDL-A Truck Drivers Equipment Type: Flatbed Route Type: Regional Route Division: Division 290 Terminal: Kansas City, MO Home Time: Off most weekends for a 34-hour reset FINANCIAL PACKAGE Flatbed Regional Driver Rate: $0.57 - $0.71 per mile , depending on experience.
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Specific qualifications include: Valid CDL - Class A or B The ability to lift 75-100 pounds repeatedly (your most common cargo will be 70 pound bundles of shingles) Ability and willingness to work on rooftops Pre-employment drug screen and random drug screens are required Conveyor, flatbed, straight, box, knuckle and/or drywall boom truck experience is preferred.
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We are hiring immediately for this full-time flatbed truck driving position. This dedicated account is for truck drivers who want flatbed and have their Class A CDL. Drivers can expect regional routes with all loads coming back to Portland.
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System Transport is now hiring CDL-A Flatbed Drivers - Western Regional. Flatbed CDL-A Driver - Earn $57,200 - $93,600 per Year - Full Benefits. Experienced Flatbed CDL-A drivers. 1-year truck driving experience.
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1 year experience driving a semi-truck/trailer OR certification from a driving school. Also responsible for the cleanliness and standard maintenance of delivery vehicles, observing safety procedures regarding Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, Hazmat, and power equipment tools, maintaining DOT and CDL certifications, and complying with reporting Job Requirements Requires morning, afternoon, and evening availability any day of the week.
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Job Description: CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver OUR OTR FLATBED TRUCK DRIVERS EARN UP TO $90,000 PER YEAR When you work for TP Trucking & Logistics, you're treated like family.
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Now Hiring Owner Operator CDL-A Flatbed Truck Drivers! System Transport has exciting flatbed routes ready for the O/O looking to grow their business, and haul vital goods and materials throughout the US. We offer a Great Earning Package, Consistent Freight, a Driver Portal App, 24/7 Support, Generous Fuel Discount Program and so much more.
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This dedicated account is for drivers who want flatbed and have their Class A CDL. Drivers can expect regional routes with all loads coming back to Portland. No Previous Flatbed Experience Required.
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Also responsible for the cleanliness and standard maintenance of delivery vehicles, observing safety procedures regarding Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, Hazmat, and power equipment tools, maintaining DOT and CDL certifications, and complying with reporting.
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Secures mud, equipment, metal, and pallet on truck. Constantly, positions self to unload and load materials from flatbed or boom Frequently moves materials weighing up to 100lbs while unloading and loading flatbed.
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Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery. Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery.
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Safely load building materials onto flatbed or boom truck and unload products at commercial and residential job sites. Will constantly position self to unload materials from flatbed or boom.
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Class A CDL License - In locations with multi-unit CMV (tractor trailer & flatbed) a class A license is required to operate. Class B CDL License - In locations with single-unit CMV (tandem flatbed) a class A or B license with air break endorsement is required to operate.
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