D Class, 16 Ft Box truck driver

Posted 17 days ago

k s tire recyclingChicago Heights (IL)

Light Truck Drivers Solid Waste Collection

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About the role

Class D Driver OpportunityK & S Tire Recycling is one of the largest tire recyclers in the Midwest. We have thousands of customers in the region and we are rapidly expanding. We are looking for Class D (regular) drivers for the 16 Ft box truck position: Monday through Friday position, two runs per day. Daily duties are: collecting tires (200 per run), and collecting payments from clients. If you are a motivated individual and want to make great money, then call or come in for an interview! Requirements for Class D:At least one year experience required for 16 foot box trucks (small Box Truck) Must be able to lift more than 70 lbs. Current MVR (Motor vehicle report) Valid DOT (Medical clearance card) Valid drivers license

Responsibilities:

Pre/Post-trip inspections
Using GPS, and invoicing app on your phone
Proper invoicing and payment collection
Attending monthly driver meetings when needed

Benefits:

Home every night
On the Job Training for different positions and equipment
Monthly meetings with all drivers to keep you up-to-date on licensing requirements and changes, educational opportunities, and promotional opportunities inside the company.
Call and make an interview and lets make you a part of the K & S Team.

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