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David Careers

CDL-A Heavy Haul Driver | $1,400–$1,800/Wk Gross | Sumner WA Hub

Posted 10 days ago

trucking group utahKent (WA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$900/week

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About the role

Class-A Heavy Haul Regional Driver | Home Weekly & High Weekly Miles | Near Sumner, WADrivers bring home an average of $1,400 to $1,800 per week. Trainees start at $900/week with a 3-month pay guarantee following your first solo dispatch. Compensation includes a competitive base rate, loaded mileage pay, $15 stop pay, and monthly performance bonus opportunities. Dedicated heavy-haul dry van routes launch directly from the Sumner, WA hub (running East and South lanes) with all dispatches returning straight back to the terminal. You'll run 2,000 to 3,000 miles per week handling preloaded trailers, drop-and-hooks, and live unloads located adjacent to the terminal facility. (Chaining required during winter weather).Enjoy flexible, frequent home breaks ranging from every few days to weekly 34-hour restarts. Weekend rotations are mandatory to keep heavy-haul freight moving smoothly according to customer dispatch schedules. Open to Trainees (valid Class-A CDL + 120+ school training hours; 0 months experience required) and Experienced Drivers (6 months OTR in the last 12 months OR 12 months in the past 5 years). Must live within 75 miles of hiring ZIP codes in WA or Western ID and pass mandatory pre-employment hair follicle and urine drug screens. Full medical, dental, and vision insurance kicks in after 30 days. Consistent heavy-haul miles, strong weekly earnings, and reliable West Coast dispatches are waiting for you—hit apply today!

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