CDL-A Regional DOLLAR TREE Driver – $31/Hour + Overtime | Ridgefield, WA

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herman n logisticsEugene (OR)

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Junior

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$60,450 per year

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About the role

CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver – DOLLAR TREE ACCOUNT | Ridgefield, WA Looking forstrong hourly pay, overtime opportunities, and weekly home time? Join a dedicated regional retail account based in Ridgefield, WA. Drivers earnup to $31.00 per hour plus overtime pay, with consistent regional freight and a weekly 34-hour reset. Main Yard / Starting Location Ridgefield, WA— the regional lane begins in Ridgefield.
Pay Details:
  • $29.00–$30.50/hourfor 0–48 months of experience$31.00/hourfor 49–200 months of experience
  • Plus overtime pay$2,000 average weekly pay$103,475 average annual pay$2,550 top weekly pay$132,497 top annual pay
  • Safe & On-Time BonusJob Details
  • Dedicated regionalretail account
  • All dry freight2–4 loads per week3–4 stops per load
  • Unload trailers using rollers
  • Routes throughWA, OR, ID, MT, UT, and Northern CAShift Details
  • Home weekly
  • Weekly34-hour reset
  • Day and night shifts available
  • Days off vary based on freight demand
  • Holiday season may have reduced time off
Job Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
  • Comfortable unloading freight with rollers
  • Able to perform physical freight-handling duties
  • Available for day or night shifts
  • Flexible with days off based on freight demands
  • Clean driving recordDOT Medical CardNo SAP drivers
  • Equipment & Parking
  • Dedicated sleeper equipment
  • Dry van trailers
  • Drivers living more than50 miles from Ridgefield, WAmust have a safe and authorized place to park the truck

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