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CDL-A Truck Driver Job Requirements: Must be minimum 21 years old with a valid CDL-A Must have 1 year of verifiable experience within last 3 years , or 2 years in the last 5 years.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionRegional Home Weekend CDL A Flatbed DriverWeekly Minimum Pay Program, paid on all miles Incentive Program, Sign-On Bonus Seeking CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver with flatbed experience with home time every weekend.
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Whether you’re flipping pancakes as a Grill Cook, prepping fresh salads and desserts as a Prep Cook, or hand-rolling buttermilk biscuits as a Backup Cook, you’ll make sure our guests leave full and happy every time.
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MobilityWorks is seeking a Driver. Vehicle inventory maintenance. Responsible for starting vehicles and checking gas levels twice a week. We provide a great work-life balance with regular business hours so you can be home spending time with family or doing what you love most.
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Holiday Pay up to $1,600.00 per driver We reimburse cleaning supplies you purchase for your truck 100% No Touch Monthly Bonuses Full Benefits Package Offered 70 MPH Tractors with Refrigerators $10,000.00 - Every Driver for Every 5 years of service Free Life Insurance Policy Vacation Bonus Team CDL-A Truck Driver Requirements: 21 years of age or older Hold a CDL Class A license Safe Driving Record Clean Drug Screen Qualified.
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Set your own schedule 99% no-touch, high-value expedite freight Weekly settlements Access to our driver support team 24/7/365 We provide a fuel surcharge along with your standard rate per shipment.
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The Automotive Technician, reporting to the Store and Service Managers, is responsible for performing basic and advanced car maintenance and repair tasks, inspecting vehicles for potential problems, and troubleshooting issues to ensure vehicle is performing appropriately and the customer is taken care of.
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Inspect the truck before and after every tripReport any issues or incidents to dispatchProperly track and document in the activity log Qualifications and Credentials necessary to perform the jobValid (CDL- A) Commercial driving licensePrevious tractor / trailer driving experienceClean Background and Driving RecordStrong Work EthicKnowledge of all applicable DOT Regulations and Motor Carrier Safety guidelinesMeet all standards (medical, safety, etc.
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Remove batteries requiring recharging, replace them with charged batteries, or attach re-charger and complete vehicle inspection checklist. Depending on the weather, temperatures can be over 90°F in the truck yard or inside trailers.
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Easy to get started: Don't worry about car inspections or vehicle restrictions. Sign Up Details Requirements 18 or older Any car, scooter, or bicycle (in select cities) Driver's license number Social security number (only in the US) Final Step: consent to a background check How to sign up Click “Apply Now” and complete the sign up Get the app and go.
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3rd shift- pm-7am Responsibilities WHAT YOU'LL DOVehicle handling:park vehicles in straight lines, spaced evenly, follow all parking proceduresperform routine maintenance, battery checks, charging, etcLocate vehicles with handlehld scannersReceive vehicles into system, conduct weekly inventory Being a Driver at Wallenius Wilhelmsen is just the beginning.
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All benefits provide Nationwide coverage Job Requirements 23 Years or Older CDL A Minimum of 18 months verifiable experience Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered for employment pursuant to applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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Learn to drive a Class A CDL vehicle and obtain required licensing within 10 weeks of training start date. Valid driver’s license for your state of residency and excellent driving history reflected in the seven-year Motor Vehicle Report will be reviewed.
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Over the road truck driver (OTR ). CDL A Driver - OTR. The truck will be a full sleeper with a 72 bunk ( we do have some double bunks), refrigerator, microwave, bunk heater, and inverter.
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Experience using various tools including manual/electric/pneumatic tools, fork truck (including stand-up), jib crane, templates/fixtures, hand carts, measuring devices and prescribed safety equipment.
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