CDL-A Driver - Monday - Friday Short Haul Class A CDL

Posted 17 days ago

paper transportDe Pere (WI)

Light Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

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Junior

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$1,628

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About the role

Call for more information Job Description: Class A Driver Needed for Local Home Daily Short Haul Run! Paper Transport (PTI) is growing its home daily short-haul division out of Green Bay, WI. Our local home daily CDL-A truck driving jobs offer outstanding advantages for how you like to drive. What drives you? Let us help you find it! Take a look at PTI's advantages for CDL-A short-haul truck drivers and apply today!

Home Time: Home Daily

Schedule: Monday-Friday (start between 3-5 AM) 12 hour day

Base Rate: $23.25 Overtime $34.88 (after 40 hours)

Average Miles/Week: 2,100 Average Weekly Pay: $1,628 Average/Year: $84,656

Type: 100% no-touch freight

Operating Area: Northeast Wisconsin to Northeast Illinois Additional perks and advantages: Experienced Drivers Orientation: 1.5 Day Orientation, $2,000 Sign-On BonusNew CDL Grad Orientation: 1-Week Paid Orientation + 2-Weeks Paid On-the-Job Training Paid Stop-Off + Paid Detention No-Fee Passenger PolicyPaid Weekly + Direct Deposit Paid Vacation + Paid Holidays Medical, Vision, Dental, Life, and Short/Long-Term Disability + 401K with employer match

Generous Bonus Opportunities Requirements:

Current Class A CDLNew CDL-A Grads Welcome
No DUI/DWI or other alcohol-related convictions in the last 5 years
Must Live within 30 miles of 3360 Spirit Way Green Bay, WI 54301
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