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You are responsible for timely and successful completion of pick-up and delivery assignments and must assist loading and unloading materials as needed.
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This includes, but is not limited to, loading, unloading, checking in, and providing excellent customer service. A Day in the Life as a Driver: As a Driver, you will follow your assigned route each day, delivering beverage products in a safe, timely and professional manner.
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The loading and unloading of trailers utilizing the same techniques, technology and procedures as a dock worker. Pickup and delivery of cargo to and from various destinations usually within proximity of the consolidation/distribution center.
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Working in cooperation with the Delivery Material Handler to determine where to set the materials and unloading them. Responsibilities may include warehouse work, including loading and unloading of materials on to or off of trucks or into warehouse as assigned.
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Duties and Responsibilities for Warehouse Associate: Checking in freight Pulling shoes from the warehouse shelves using a list of names and product numbers Loading and unloading Skills and Qualifications for Warehouse Associate.
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Compensation: $18 per hourShoe warehouse located in Clackamas that is the parent company to 3 major shoe brands has two great opportunities for delivery driver warehouse workers. Warehouse experience Must have Valid Drivers License (company's goal is train associates to incorporate delivery driving into their role after hired on perm) Job Details forWarehouse Associate.
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The essential functions and basic duties of the CDL Driver are to perform pre and post trip inspection of their vehicle, utilizing knowledge of safe and effective loading/unloading and the proper operation of their equipment (tractor/trailer/yard truck/ straight truck.
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Daily hand loading and unloading of windows, doors and millwork. Our industry-leading door and millwork company has an entry-level opportunity for an organized and dedicated construction site delivery driver to join our successful team.
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As a Delivery Driver, you are also responsible for reviewing paperwork for completeness and accuracy, checking orders for the correct number of cases, delivering, and unloading products utilizing equipment, including tractor trailer, ramps, pallet jacks, load bars, and other devices which assist in delivery.
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General qualifications and requirementsAbility to perform physically demanding tasks like detailing vehicles and loading/unloading vehicles onto our haulers in indoor and outdoor conditions with occasional exposure to inclement/extreme weather (some markets may require deliveries to be made in the snow, while other markets require deliveries to be made in the summer heat.
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Driver is responsible for driving a tractor trailer or straight truck on intrastate and interstate local, over-the-road (OTR), shuttle, and overnight and drive and drop routes for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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Performs general housekeeping duties in tractor, loading dock area and keep trailers clear and clean as required. Moves tractor to the loading dock and attach preloaded trailer as needed.
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This position is physically active and will be responsible for loading/unloading at client sites. Join a dynamic team as a safety-focused Truck Driver at Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. and help make the world more productive every day.
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Use bulkheads and load locks when loading & unloading less than truckload (LTL) temp-controlled local, long-haul delivery, and shuttle route trailers. You can continue your education, become a class A CDL driver, and drive for the best.
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This position is responsible for moving, loading, unloading and set-up of furniture and household goods during deliveries and pick-ups of donated and purchased items for new refugee arrivals in Portland.
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