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Minimum One (1) Year Of Relevant Tractor-trailer Experience. Average Tractor Age Less Than 2.5 Years. Operating Areas: PA, MD, DC, VA, WV, DE, NJ, NY (upstate NY, Brooklyn, Staten Island, & Long Island), & CT.
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Their primary focus is refrigerated (reefer) transport, which makes up 90% of their capacity, while the remaining 10% involves flatbed and belt trailer operations. Our client was created by acquiring the transportation division of an existing egg farm.
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Manage waste rolls and scrap, move waste to compactors or recycling staging areas, gather and bale loose junk or startup rolls and load the scrap trailer and record weights. We have a proud history dating back to the 1860’s and come a long way from a single paper mill based in Melbourne to becoming the global leading packaging company.
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6 months of verifiable tractor/trailer Experience Needed. Class A CDL Driver Needed. Class A Truck Driver needed. 6 months of verifiable tractor/trailer Experience Needed. Must Have Current Class A CDL.
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Drives diesel-powered tractor-trailer combination to transport finished poultry products. Assists with or unloading of trailer when required by the customer, including breaking down pallets and separating products.
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Learn all RV categories- tent trailer, fifth wheels, trailers, and luxury motor homes. Learn all RV categories- tent trailer, fifth wheels, trailers, and luxury motor homes. Help customers select the unit which best suits their needs and advise on towing requirements.
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