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POSITION SUMMARY: A Driver- CDL (B) is responsible for safely operating a collection truck, and providing prompt, courteous and complete waste removal services for customers.
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At Chick-fil-A, the kitchen staff role is more than just a job, it's an opportunity. Chick-fil-A is a great opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds, and no experience is necessary.
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Requirements Possess and Maintain as a minimum, CDL Class B license or higher. Description The CDL Operator Equipment Technician will be part of a team responsible for the safe and proper execution of Evergreen North America across all services lines.
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Hotel costs around $90 per night or you can sleep in your truck. - Required Documents: CDL, Social Security Card, Medical Card (long form) - Employment history required. Apply now and become part of a team that values your hard work and dedication.
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For our Road Warrior option, K&B Transportation is now hiring in Utah. Provo CDL drivers who choose this option leave for two months at a time, returning home after ten days.
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Exciting Job Opportunity: Truck Driver. Ability to *choose your truck speed & base CPM*: Go at 70 MPH and earn 57 CPM or 65 MPH to earn 60 CPM. Our incredible fleet of *60 trucks* based out of North-Central Wisconsin is calling for dedicated and professional truck drivers.
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Keyword: Utah County Residential Garbage Truck Driver. Must hold a current Class A or Class B CDL with airbrake endorsement. Ace drivers are responsible for operating waste and recycle trucks in a safe manner.
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Team Van Truckload truck driver - Holiday Incentive Average pay: $1,340-$1,630 weekly Home time: Every three weeks Experience: THREEMONTHS Overview Dry van trailers with 95% no-touch freight.
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24 months of verified CDL-A driving experience over the previous 36 months. A valid Class A CDL. A dedicated team at our terminal that keeps you on the road, safe, and making money.
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Right now, earn MORE with our NEW Industry-Leading Pay Packages for both Regional and OTR Routes when you drive for System Transport as a CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver hauling vital goods and materials like glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, locomotive wheels, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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No Touch Freight Redbone Trucking, Inc. is seeking CDL Class A Truck Drivers for solo OTR positions. Great Dane and Utility reefers with new Carrier and ThermoKing units - maintained in-house constantly Requirements: Class A CDL and med card (required) 1 year verifiable Class A CDL driving (required) At least 21 years of age (required) No major at fault accidents in the last 3 years (required) Clean MVR and criminal background (required) Doubles endorsement is preferred.
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Ability to repetitively push and pull manual transport equipment such as: pallet jack, hand truck a minimum of 100 yards without assistance. Valid Class A commercial driver's license (CDL) and acceptable driving record within MVR policy guidelines.
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Equipment Requirements Max truck age: 15 years No overdimensional trucks allowed Orientation Details Orientation is not paid for Does not cover accommodation Drivers get their own room No meals are included Does not cover any travel expenses Hiring Requirements Class A license without any of the following restrictions: (L,Z) Air Brakes, (G) Night Driving, (O) No Semi Trailer or (K) Intrastate Only 2 years Tractor Trailer experience We're an equal opportunity employer.
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Must have six (6) months of work experience (for example working in a distribution warehouse environment, roofer, farmhand, grocery dock, construction, manipulating patients in a hospital/nursing home or physical therapy environment, or other positions which require continuous heavy lifting which deals with multi-temperature.
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Driver Type: Experienced CDL-A Truck Drivers. System Transport is hiring experienced CDL-A flatbed truck drivers for regional and OTR routes. As a driver, you will be transporting important goods and materials such as glass, steel, aluminum, building materials, machinery, coils, and specialty metals.
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