seasonal agriculture Truck Driver Class A

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Antonini Fruit Express is searching for hard-working Commercial Drivers with an Interstate Class-A CDL and doubles endorsements and 1 year of experience. (we are NOT seeking recent truck school graduates at this time)

Check below to see if you have what is needed for this opportunity, and if so, make an application asap.

APPLY TODAY and secure driving role with Antonini.

Our season has begun and will continue through October. You will have the ability to work up to 7 days/week, approximately ~10-11 hours/day. You will drive a well maintained newer fleet of Freightliner or Kenworth trucks, we have both, 10-speed and automatic transmissions. In addition, we have dedicated teams of on-site mechanics and equipment checkers to keep you moving.

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Company DescriptionAntonini Enterprises LLC is part of a group of companies dedicated to serving California's agricultural and general commodity transportation needs since 1926. Each year the trucking companies, Antonini Freight Express, Inc. and Antonini Fruit Express haul more than 110,000 truckloads of agricultural products and general commodities such as canned goods, empty cans, bulk wine, corrugated fiber, steel products, tomatoes, peaches, nuts, grains and building materials to name a few. These companies operate out of five terminals spanning the San Joaquin Valley. xhqgsiq Company DescriptionAntonini Enterprises LLC is part of a group of companies dedicated to serving California's agricultural and general commodity transportation needs since 1926. Each year the trucking companies, Antonini Freight Express, Inc. and Antonini Fruit Express haul more than 110,000 truckloads of agricultural products and general commodities such as canned goods, empty cans, bulk wine, corrugated fiber, steel products, tomatoes, peaches, nuts, grains and building materials to name a few. These companies operate out of five terminals spanning the San Joaquin Valley.