CDL A OTR Truck Driver - Food Grade Tanker

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four corners transportLubbock (TX)

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Junior

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$2,100 Per Week

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Qualifications: Minimum 2 years of experience with a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and a clean driving record. Tanker endorsement is required. Valid Medical Certificate is required. Familiarity with route driving and freight handling procedures - primarily with milk and cream products. Previous over the road experience and tanker experience is preferred. Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety practices. Excellent communication skills and ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Job Description:
  • Lubbock, TX: Four Corners Transport is Hiring CDL A OTR Drivers – Earn up to $2,100 Per Week••Drivers Must Have 2 Years of CDL Experience with a Tanker Endorsement••Food Grade Tanker Hazmat OTR Drivers
  • Pay up to $2,100.00 per week2 Days Home for Every 14 Days OutTransporting freight containing milk and cream
  • Based out of Portales, NM – Routes That Get You Home Often
Responsibilities: Safely operate food-grade tankers to transport milk, cream and other liquids; adhere to sanitation and safety protocols; maintain accurate logs and documentation.
Requirements: Valid CDL-A license, clean driving record, 2+ years of tanker experience preferred. Commitment to food safety standards. Join our dedicated team of professional truck drivers who take pride in delivering exceptional service while maintaining the highest standards of safety on the road.

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