CDL driver / log loader
schneider tree careTaylors (SC)
About the role
CDL Driver / Log Loader 231 Tanner Drive, Taylors, SC 29687, USA22-28 per hour weekly pay, direct deposit Hourly, full time Paid vacation, paid holidays, employee discount, retirement, health insurance Must be able and legal to drive manual. This is not just a driving job. Manual labor also. Class B CDL required, class A CDL recommended. What? You're looking to branch out with a great job and an awesome team, a work family? Need to turn over a new leaf? Feel like at your current job you are barking up the wrong tree? Want to work somewhere you make a difference? Well... We have fun. We work hard. We are professional. We have growth potential. We grow beards. We have a cents of humor. We can't always spel. We may not be politically correct, but we are always respectful of the people around us. Here are a few things we offer: Paid vacation Paid holidays Retirement Health insurance Fancy pants Fancy shirts 4 day work week Weekly pay Competitive wages Mechanics on site Many aerial platforms Big chippers Many hydraulic muscles Family atmosphere On-the-job Training and Training Days Advancement Opportunity Program Requirements to join our team: Drug free Excellent driving record Driver's License Awesome attitude Reliable transportation Work well with others Not easily offended Thirst for knowledge High motivation Job duties, drive to job sites, load logs and debris using truck mounted crane, perform final cleanup on job sites, sort and dump material at central location. Repeat. May need to help out on a tree crew, deliver mulch, operate firewood processor, take equipment to crews and other things.
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