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CDL Driver - Class A Flexibility Option: In Person Job Req Id: 29184 Description: Be part of a growing, successful company in an exciting and challenging field. A valid Class A (or B) CDL driver’s license for the state of residence along with a current medical certification is required.
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If you are a motivated Class A CDL truck driver who would enjoy delivering a variety of cargo on irregular routes across the country, Ashley would like to talk to you about our long-haul truck driver job openings.
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2 Years Class A CDL experience required. Big Company Benefits with a Small Company Atmosphere - Star Tribune names Raveill Trucking Inc. a Top Workplace! Current Physical with a Certified Medical Examiner (on the national registry of medical examiners.
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Regional Drop and Hook Truck Driver Class A $1,000 Sign On Bonus Home Every Week Pick Your Truck - Volvo, Freightliner or Peterbilt 34 Hour Reset No Touch Freight Job Are you a CDL A Truck Driver with 6 months of OTR/Regional Experience.
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Duties of the Class B Distribution driver include delivering alcohol to bars, restaurants, and hotels; load and unload cargo The ideal candidate should have a Class B CDL license, route delivery experience and at least one year of Class B driving experience.
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About the Job Ruan is looking for Class A CDL drivers to be based in Eau Claire, WI, to deliver building supplies in dry van trailers for our dedicated customer, Menards. DriveRedMenardsWI Minimum Requirements Must be at least 22 years or older No more than three moving violations in the past three years (some restrictions apply) No more than one DOT recordable preventable accident in the last three years Additional qualifications will apply With the Department of Transportation's Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse in effect, all applicants must create a profile at fmcsa.
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Job Title: CDL Driver – Class A. Must have a valid Class “A” CDL Driver License and tanker endorsement. Shift: Days 5am-5pm on a 2-2-3 rotation, including every other weekend.
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License to drive - valid Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL) with a clean driving record. Sysco has immediate job openings for dependable local CDL A Delivery Truck Driver to safely and efficiently operate a tractor-trailer and manually unload/deliver various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, supplies, etc.
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Interviews from 2PM - 6PM.Job Summary:Sysco has immediate job openings for dependable local CDL A Delivery Truck Driver to safely and efficiently operate a tractor-trailer and manually unload/deliver various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, supplies, etc.
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Operate a residential / recycling collection, side-load and/or rear-load truck, ancillary equipment and hydraulic system to collect solid waste and/or recyclables on specified collection route.
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The American Dream Is Alive And Well At Arka Express Where Your Hard Work And Dedication To Getting The Job Done Right Means Earning More. We Have Built Our Class A Regional Truck Driving Opportunities With The Goal Of Helping Professional Truck Drivers Earn Industry Leading Pay On a Merit-based Pay System That Rewards Your Great Work. Our Leadership And Operations Teams Include Many Former Truck Drivers So We're Always On Your Side.
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Active Class A CDL required. CDL-A Regional Driver. At least 6 months of CDL-A experience or recent graduation from truck driving school within the past 90 days. 90% no-touch freight for a smoother driving experience.
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We have built our Class A regional truck driving opportunities with the goal of helping professional truck drivers earn industry leading pay on a merit-based pay system that rewards your great work.
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In 1987 Seward Motor Freight, Inc. acquired long haul permits from the I.C.C. (Interstate Commerce Commission) to haul general commodities throughout the continental United States, changing the dynamics of the company to a TL (truck load) carrier.
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We are looking for an energetic, self-motivated person with a competitive spirit and excellent customer service skills who would also like to work towards obtaining a Class A CDL while on the job.
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