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6 months of verifiable delivery driver experience operating a company vehicle/van (i.e. cargo van, sprinter van, box truck, etc). You will safely operate a company vehicle (cargo van, sprinter van, box truck) to run deliveries.
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Must Own Your Own Truck For Consideration, No Sprinter Vans. Must Own Your Own Truck For Consideration, No Sprinter Vans. Top Paying Loads. Solo OTR Owner Operators Gross $8,000 - $12,000 a Week -No Forced Dispatch.
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We are looking for people with pick-up trucks, cargo vans, or sprinter vans. -Cargo, sprinter, or smaller box trucks preferred. Delivery & Assembly Contractor Teams: (fitness equipment, furniture, home goods.
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Provides monthly operational maintenance of the Sprinter Van attached to the office where the CAT adjuster is domiciled. Additional benefits that include company-paid basic life insurance; short-and long-term disability insurance; orthodontic coverage for children and adults; adoption assistance; fertility and infertility coverage; well-being programs; paid volunteer hours for service to your community; and dollar-for-dollar matching of your charitable gifts each year.
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Job Description: Owner Operator Sprinter Drivers Non CDL Sprinters Owner operator sprinter truck driver opportunities open now at Ascent help you grow your business with freight directly from Fortune 500 customers nationwide.
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Equipment Requirements: Cargo Van/Sprinter Van Vehicle from 2010 onward. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Own a Sprinter Van or Cargo Van under 10,000 lbs in GVWR. (14ft and below). We are looking for owner-operators with their box trucks or sprinter vans who are highly motivated.
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Successful completion of Associate in Claims (AIC) program preferred. Also assists assigned field office when not on catastrophe deployment in handling day to day property claims. Exercises independent discretion or judgment in handling all types of catastrophe property claims.
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Drive a delivery truck, cargo or sprinter van, and follow a time schedule. A Delivery Service Technician II is a more experienced or skilled DST I. A DST II is responsible for the delivery and assembly of, among other things, consumer and office products such as furniture, backyard playsets, appliances, grills, TV mounts, exercise and other products or equipment ("Products") at customers' homes or businesses while delivering the ultimate customer service ("white glove") experience.
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No Sprinter Vans. Pilot & Flying J Fuel card, start with 10 cents per gallon rebate! This sets us apart from other leading carriers, such as Landstar, Mercer, etc., who have their own load boards that are already filtered by various dispatchers and agents.
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