Class A CDL Vacuum Industrial Truck Driver/Jet Truck Driver - Tampa
$26.50 - $27.50/hour
ApplyClass A CDL Vacuum Industrial Truck Driver/Jet Truck Driver - Tampa
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$26.50 - $27.50/hour
About the role
- Passionate, motivated, and open to growth and challenges.
- Proactively build customer relationships and provide thoughtful solutions.
- Maintain a professional appearance and represent Global with pride.
- Strive for continuous improvement by embracing new tools and processes.
- Demonstrate respect toward co-workers and foster a positive team environment.
- Promote opportunities within the company and through referrals.
- Required Skills & Qualifications
- Class A CDL required
- Tanker Endorsement required
- Hazmat Endorsement preferred
- Current DOT Medical Card required
- Registered in the DOT Clearinghouse is required
- Valid driver's license with a clean 3-year motor vehicle record.
- Must pass a background check and drug test
- Ability to carry/move up to 50 lbs.
- Capable of performing manual labor outdoors in various weather and environmental conditions
- Willingness to work in confined and elevated spaces, and to use a respirator; may be required to be clean-shaven
- Ability to work shifts longer than 8 hours as needed, including emergency callouts 24 years of hands-on experience with tools and heavy equipment (preferred)
- Prior industry experience is a plus
- Pay$26.50 - $27.50/hour DOE (Pay is commensurate with prior experience)
- Benefits6 Paid Holidays (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas)
- Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage; Free Term Life Insurance
- Paid Time Off (accruals start on day 1; available after 90 days)401(k) match up to 4%Regular pay increases and career development opportunities
- Accident, cancer/critical illness, short-term and long-term disability, and hospital indemnity insurance available
- Drug-free workplace.
- Background check required.
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