CDL Truck Driver - Trains/Flowboy/Hazmat

Posted 9 days ago

rasmussen truckingVassar (MI)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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Junior

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$50 Per Diem

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About the role

Job Opportunity Rasmussen Trucking, Inc. is looking to hire long term, experienced CDL Truck Driver. Job Details:

The Company: 's main transport product is propane, so Hazmat certification is preferred, but will help you obtain if interested and you don't currently have the certification. During the Spring/Summer months, company hauls asphalt and aggregate product via flow boy and gravel trains locally in addition to propane hauling needs. Between seasons, company also hauls reefer and dry van interstate. Typically, can be back home at the end of the day, but if looking for someone who can stay out in the truck as well when needed. The position is full time and does include nights and weekends. The driver will be paid by the % of the load for propane and hourly for road work. It all includes weekly phone allowance, medical benefits, and retirement benefits. What We Need From A Professional Class A Truck Driver: Class A CDL (hazmat certification preferred). Must pass all DOT Requirements such as Physical Exam and Drug Test. Clean MVR and safe driving record.

Company Benefits: Competitive pay. Simple IRA retirement program with up to 3% employer match. Medical benefits programs, including dental, vision and life insurance. Vacation time available after 6 months of employment. AFLAC benefits are available. Weekly paycheck. Cell phone allowance. $50 Per Diem pay for overnight travel.

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