Salary: $1,400 to $1,600,
Qualifications
- Essential: A valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL A)
- Experience Level: We welcome drivers with 3+ months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience
- We also have outstanding entry-level trainee roles for recent CDL school graduates
- For Trainees: Must have completed a CDL school program with a minimum of 120 training hours
- A safe driving record (MVR) and a strong commitment to safety
- Must be able to pass a DOT physical and a pre-employment drug test
Benefits
- As a respected driver with our company, you can expect home time every two weeks, competitive pay, modern equipment, and a complete benefits package that begins on your first day
- We provide a supportive atmosphere for experienced CDL A drivers and offer a thorough paid training program (approximately 3-5 weeks) for recent graduates from CDL schools with at least 120 hours of instruction
- Pay & Company Perks
- Stable W2 Position: Join our team as a full-time W2 employee
- Strong Earning Potential: Receive weekly payments ranging from $1,400 to $1,600, based on your experience and specific route
- We offer the convenience of weekly direct deposit
- Comprehensive Paid Training: For qualified recent CDL school graduates, we invest in your success with a paid training program
- Bonus Incentives: You are eligible for bonuses tied to safety and performance achievements
- Reliable Home Time: Our routes are designed with options for bi-weekly home time to promote a healthy work-life balance
- Modern Fleet: Operate well-cared-for, late-model trucks, typically 2024-2025 Freightliners or Kenworths
- Full Benefits from Day One:
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with a company match (available after eligibility period)
- Earned Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Paid Holidays
- Company-funded Life Insurance and AD&D
- Pet and Rider policies are offered
- Paid orientation
Responsibilities
- Safely and professionally operate Class A tractor-trailers, adhering to all DOT rules and company safety procedures
- Transport dry van loads primarily across the Eastern United States (East of I-35), with no-touch freight and a high rate of drop and hook
- Manage your routes and schedules efficiently to guarantee on-time pickups and deliveries
- Keep precise electronic logs (ELDs), trip records, and vehicle inspection reports (DVIRs)
- Maintain open and clear communication with dispatch, customers, and other team members
- Perform detailed pre-trip and post-trip inspections of your tractor and trailer
- Adhere to all company guidelines and safety requirements