Class B Truck Driver

Trillium drivers - City Of Green Bay
new offer (09/05/2024)

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Trillium Drivers is seeking a Class B driver in Green Bay to deliver building materials like d...Trillium Drivers is seeking a Class B driver in Green Bay to deliver building materials like doors, windows, and lumber to local contractors.
This position may also include working in the yard when not delivering and may assist with some general labor work. Will be driving an automatic single axle flatbed truck. Daytime hours working 7am to 4pm Monday through Friday with overtime after 40. Great opportunity with benefits. $24hr.
If interested, please apply today!
-Valid CDL Class B Driver's license.
-At least 1+ years of recent and verifiable CDL Class B driving experience.
-Clean MVR.
-Ability to pass pre-employment screenings.
If you have any questions about this position, please contact Lisa Dorn at (844) 813-7379

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