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Operator will be responsible for a safe work environment for themselves and co-workers. · Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) in designated operations and production areas as stated by OSHA and / or MSHA.· Maintain current driver’s license that meets state requirements, i.e., CDL, Class B driver with possible hazmat and tanker endorsements.
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Owner-Operator Duties: The pay range for a Non-CDL driver with a 1-Car Hauler is $5,000-$8,000 gross per month based on the volume of work you complete and your desire to maximize your available hours.
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This is for a Nationwide OTR (Over The Road) Owner Operator position that requires you to have a valid medical card and also log HOS (Hours of Service) with an ELD (Electronic Logging Device.
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Owner-Operator Requirements: Valid Medical Card. Ability to operate with an ELD (training provided). Bengal does not provide a truck, trailer, or equipment. The pay range for a Non-CDL driver with a 2-Car Hauler is $10,000-$15,000 gross per month based on the volume of work you complete.
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As a CDL LTL Driver for Spee-Dee Delivery, you would be responsible for driving a tractor-trailer combination or straight truck to deliver and pick up palletized freight and/or large shipments.
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Part-Time Tractor Trailer Drivers work days, nights and/or weekends Valid Class A 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. Part-Time Tractor-Trailer Drivers are expected to comply with UPS appearance guidelines and wear the company-provided uniform.
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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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Press Brake Set-Up / Operator - Class A ($27 - $30/hr. This press brake operator job offers a weekly paycheck and excellent benefits. A booming manufacturing company in the S aint Paul area is looking for a press brake operator for their busy shop on the 1st and 2nd shift.
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They drive a tractor trailer from one UPS location to another—or to a customer on an established route—before returning to their original location. SHIFT YOUR WORLD Part-Time Tractor Trailer Driver SHIFT YOUR TEAM Who exactly are UPS Part-Time Tractor Trailer Drivers.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Independent Courier Driver, Fuel Transport Driver, and Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator and others in the Transportation to apply. Full Time Tractor Trailer Driver.
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Requirements: For the local CDL-A tanker Owner Operator position, you’ll need: Your valid CDL-AYou must be 23 Years of AgeYou must have 2 Years of Tractor Trailer ExperienceYour Tanker & Hazmat EndorsementsAnd in some locations, a TWIC Card is required About Working with Us: We understand the needs of drivers like you at Penn Tank Lines, Inc., our Jet Fuel Division, and our affiliate Genesis Transportation.
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You can join us (with the qualifications) as a CDL-A tanker Owner Operator. Did you know our Owner Operator package is one of the best in the industry? No Trailer Rental, No Trailer Fees. Paid cargo & liability insurance.
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Class A Truck Driver Duties and ResponsibilitiesHauling material on State and Federal run highway projects with belly dump and/or end dump trailer. Comfortable maneuvering, parking and backing up a tractor with trailer.
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Goal of Chick-fil-A Crossroads Leadership Development Program: To be a competitive candidate as a potential Chick-fil-A Franchise Owner/Operator upon completion of the program.
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