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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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Required immediately, our local Kent branch isseeking LONG HAUL TRUCK DRIVER to provide relief to our team. Safely operates flatbed, semi-truck to transport countertops in a long-haul setting.
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REQUIRED: For all flatbed driver opportunities, the driver must be physically able to lift a 90-pound tarp onto a 5-foot high platform twice. System Transport is Now Hiring Flatbed CDL-A Drivers - Northwest Regional.
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1 year experience driving a semi-truck/trailer OR certification from a driving school. 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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This role will generally drive a Class A truck hauling equipmenton on a flatbed (dovetail) or RGN (lowboy) trailer in a variety of conditions, including urban, suburban, rural settings. Related experience may include: Long Haul Driver, Heavy Haul Driver, Lowboy Driver, Equipment Driver, Equipment Operator, Owner-Operator, Delivery Driver.
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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.
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Immediate Openings - Flatbed Truck Drivers Driving Throughout the Lower 48 with an emphasis on the Western and Southern States. If you are an experienced flatbed driver and feel that there is something better than what you currently have, check out Andrus Transportation.
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Flatbed CDL-A Driver - Earn $57,200 - $93,600 per Year - Full Benefits. System Transport is Now Hiring CDL-A Flatbed Drivers - Western Regional. STEP TWO: Complete the System Transport online driver application (provided upon completion of STEP ONE and takes about 10 min.
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CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver. Our drivers receive competitive wages, top-notch health benefits, safe driving bonuses, and can choose from various route options. CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver.
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