Future Class B driver

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Driver Helper - Harrisburg, PA
Apply on Company Website. - www.sygmanetwork.com
SYGMA is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sysco Corporation, a Fortune 100 company, and one of the largest foodservice distributors in the United States. Our distribution centers have openings for Driver Helpers to assist our delivery drivers by unloading and stocking product during routes. SYGMA will assist Driver Helpers to obtain their Class A CDL license so they can become qualified Drivers at SYGMA.

General Summary:
The Driver Helper position is responsible for assisting the driver in the unloading of product at customer locations. Work is heavy in nature. Half the day is spent riding in a tractor/trailer unit. Must be able to climb into trailer, lift 50 lb. boxes frequently, lift up to 75 lb. boxes occasionally, and move product on the Hand truck. Helper routes are local and will require working at night.
Basic Requirements:

• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Must pass pre-employment testing (Drug screen/Physical, Background Check)
• Must be able to work nights and/or weekends and be available for work on scheduled days.
• High school diploma or equivalent

If you are interested in joining our team, please visit our website www.sygmanetwork.com to learn more about the company and apply online.

 

Driver Trainee (Dock) - York, PA
Estes Express Lines
Must agree to the driving school agreement.
Must enroll in the next available Estes sponsored driving school for the respective region.
Acknowledge and adhere to the driving school agreement, e.g., must complete the driving school program and obtain a CDL in one year or be placed in a lower paid position if available; if no position available, may be terminated.
UPON COMPLETION OF THE ESTES DRIVING SCHOOL
Must pass a road test
Must work with driver trainer for a minimum of 4 weeks
Must successfully obtain a CDL with doubles, tank and hazmat endorsements within the required one year timeframe.

 

www.schneiderjobs.com has box truck jobs that don't require a cdl.
They have box trucks & cargo vans that don't require a cdl.
If I were you though, I'd try to go with a company that will help you get a CDL-A.
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Do some Google searches and maybe find a cdl school that has part time or weekend classes. Takes longer to complete, but it's one way to do it.

 

I'm not sure if company sponsored get your CDL programs in general are a great idea. They own your keester for several years. I went to a private school good thing I did because I persued a local job and now drive tanker for Walton milk hauling.

Also get your class A, class B limits what you can do. Tanker endorsement is a wise move and opens options. Around here milk hauling is huge with likely more then a dozen companies. Fuel hauling also is an option with added hazmat.

I don't know if I will ever persue doubles and tripples but who knows.

 

When does ups not provide benefits for dock workers?

The only ones I know of that don't get benefits are the temp guys during holidays.

By the way op, you can't rent a truck for a class b license road test, most places won't rent to you a 26,000 plus give truck for a road test because you don't have a cdl and that is what is required to drive one. The examiner will have to inspect the truck to make sure that it is a legal 26,000 lb gvw truck and if it isn't, he is not allowed to let you do a road test in it.

 

If you want a class B most schools will train you in a bus, but its low pay and not many hours.