AM Rail Driver LR
universal logistics holdingsRiverside (CA)
About the role
Universal Logistics Port DriverAre you looking to join a dynamic team that provides its people with the tools to be successful and opportunities to grow? Universal Logistics is a leading provider of customized transportation and logistics solutions, offering a comprehensive suite of services including transportation, value-added, intermodal, and specialized services utilized throughout entire supply chains. Universal has immediate career opportunities in your area. Apply today to become part of the Universal team! Universal is seeking local Class A Experienced Port Drivers. We are looking for CDL drivers with 6 months manual tractor trailer work experience. Shifts Available: AM- shift Monday - Fridays 6am-8am start time Averaging 10+ hours daily. The ideal candidate must be able to go to Long Beach, Moreno Valley, LA, So-Cal Locations.
Benefits:
- Home daily
- Drop and hook (no touch freight)401(k)
- Dental, vision, health insurance sick pay
- Paid holidays
Pay:
Drivers are averaging 1500-2100 a week. Flat rate structure based on a zip code to zip code format. A driver is paid for each move they perform. Requirements to apply: Must have 6 months rail experienceMust be 21 years or old Minimum 6 months manual tractor trailer work experienceMust have Chassis and container experience No major accidents / tickets in the last 3 years No return to work program No DUI in last 5 years Hazmat is a plus Documents needed to apply: Medical certificate Long form physical (all 4 pages) Social security cardCDLTwic card
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