MI Windows and Doors – Temecula, California
$28.50 / hrTransportation & Logistics Jobs
Find transportation and logistics jobs in the USA on Next Job Portal — CDL truck driver jobs, warehouse jobs, delivery driver jobs, forklift operator, package handler, dispatcher and logistics coordinator roles. Employers post new openings every day, including entry level CDL jobs and warehouse jobs with no experience needed. Browse the latest listings below, filter by role, location or work mode, and apply directly with the employer. There is no account to create and no resume to upload here — your application goes straight to the employer.
Popular transportation & logistics roles
- CDL Truck Driver — Drive freight locally, regionally or over the road (OTR).
- Warehouse Associate — Pick, pack and ship orders in a warehouse.
- Forklift Operator — Move pallets and materials safely with a forklift.
- Delivery Driver — Deliver packages and goods to homes and businesses.
- Dispatcher — Plan routes and keep drivers and deliveries on schedule.
- Logistics Coordinator — Track shipments and keep freight moving on time.
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Questions about transportation & logistics jobs
CDL truck driver, delivery driver, driver helper, warehouse associate, forklift operator, package handler, dispatcher and logistics coordinator roles. Use the search and filters above to narrow the list by role or place.
Local jobs usually mean home daily. Regional jobs cover a wider area, with drivers home several nights a week. OTR jobs run nationwide and drivers are out for days or weeks at a time. Check each listing — it states the route type and home time.
Yes, for office based roles: dispatchers, logistics coordinators, freight brokers and supply chain analysts plan and track freight by phone and computer.
Open the listing, read the full details, then select Apply to finish on the employer’s site. Your application goes straight to the employer — there is no account to create and no resume to upload on Next Job Portal.
Yes, for most truck driver jobs. A CDL (commercial driver’s licence) is required to drive large trucks in the USA. Some employers offer company-paid CDL training — check the listing, it states what the employer asks for.
Pay varies widely by role, experience and location, and many driving roles pay by the mile or the load. Each listing shows the pay where the employer provides it, so check the job card before you apply.