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No CDL Required! Company Vehicle Provided! RG Supply and Logistics is an Amazon Delivery Service Partner looking for enthusiastic, team players to deliver Amazon packages. No CDL Required! Able to get in and out of van and walk up and down stairs through your shift Compensation & Benefits $16.50 per Hour Paid Training Paid Overtime Essential Requirements: Having some delivery driving experience , or driving a company van/truck.
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Lease Purchase Truck Driver Qualifications: CDL A and minimum of 12 months recent experience. If you are interested in becoming a CDL-A Lease Purchase Truck Driver, join Trekker Nation today.
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CDL A Drivers Independent Contractors / Lease Purchase. 55/mile) Monthly Safety & Performance Incentive $75 Minimum Load Pay 99% No Touch Freight Layover Pay Stop Pay Inverter Refrigerator included Free SiriusXM.
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As a Class A CDL driver, you will deliver and recover a variety of equipment, tools and supplies to and from the customer worksite. is seeking a Class A CDL Driver. Class A CDL Driver.
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Miles per week Dedicated, LTL Day shift 10% Driver Load/Unload No slip seating Home Time 5 days on, 2 days off Home every weekend Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability Paid holidays Paid vacation Core Responsibilities include, but are not limited to Inspection of vehicle, equipment, and cargo to ensure everything is safe, legal, and secure.
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Local CDL / Truck Driver Training Near You. Local CDL / Truck Driver Training. According to the Department of Labor, most prospective truck drivers with the ultimate goal of obtaining employment take driver training courses to prepare for CDL testing.
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Job Description: Class A CDL Truck Drivers Long Haul Company Drivers: Earn $1,200 - $1,800 weekly! No forced New York City dispatch Pet and Rider program available Qualifications: Must be 21 years of age 1-year OTR Tractor/Trailer experience No more than 4 minor moving violations within the last 3 years No more than 2 minor incidents within the last 3 years If you re looking to find your "work home", join the Bay and Bay family today.
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CDL Class A Reefer and Van Opportunities: Dedicated, Regional, and OTR Driving Positions Available. If you're a motivated, successful, safety-conscious driver, we want you on our team. CDL Class A Reefer and Van Opportunities: Dedicated, Regional, and OTR Driving Positions Available.
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APPLY NOW to be an Averitt CDL-A Dedicated Local Truck Driver! Averitt's fleet includes local, dedicated, and regional truck driver jobs. During peak season, May through September driver will work for primary customer.
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Job Type: CDL A Truck Driver Pay: $1,300 to $1,500 per on average, Minimum Pay Program Sign-on Bonus: $1,000 Orientation pay: $1,000 Home Time: 2 full days home every other week Equipment: Automatic Transmission Freightlivers, Volvos and Pererbilts Freight: 100% no-touch freight, mostly drop and hook loads Experience: 6 months in 24 months or 1 year in 3 years.
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CDL A Owner/Operator Driver. Driver must have 2 years recent CDL - A Trucking Experience (as required) Driver must possess a CDL Class A License. Driver must provide a complete 10-year employment history 1099 Position.
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All candidates must have a CDL and obtain a passenger endorsement (16+). Fully Licensed with a CDL (A/B) Bonus terms and conditions apply based on years of motor coach driving experience.
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Join Averitt to find exactly what you want in your driving career - apply for CDL-A Production and Event Truck Driver job opportunities today! Touring is a completely 'irregular route' opportunity.
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Also responsible for the cleanliness and standard maintenance of delivery vehicles, observing safety procedures regarding Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, Hazmat, and power equipment tools, maintaining DOT and CDL certifications, and complying with reporting Job Requirements Requires morning, afternoon, and evening availability any day of the week.
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As a Class A CDL Driver at United Rentals, your goal will be to assist in meeting Trench Safety needs of our customers by delivering equipment in a safe, timely, efficient, and courteous manner.
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