CDL-A Dry Van Truck Driver - $1,600 per week in Laurel Bloomery, TN
$1,600 per week
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$1,600 per week
About the role
- ASAPAbout the Position Position Highlights$1,000 Sign-on Bonus!
- Weekly Home Time
- Combination of general commodities and port freight6-day workweek
- Current TWIC Card required
- Assigned equipment
- No slip seating
- Consistent, year-round freight
- Full benefits package
- Paid orientation
- About the Position
- This is a Super Regional position with weekly home time, hauling a combination of general commodities and port freight.
- Because of the nature of the operation, drivers must be comfortable working a 6-day schedule and using split sleeper berth provisions when necessary to effectively manage their available Hours of Service.
- This position is a good fit for an experienced driver who wants consistent freight, weekly home time, assigned equipment, and a predictable work schedule without being gone for weeks at a time.
- Dental insurance
- Disability insurance
- Fuel card
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Paid orientation
- Referral program
- Vision insurance
- Valid Class A CDLMinimum 2 years of verifiable Class A tractor-trailer experience
- Current, valid TWIC Card – REQUIREDMust be comfortable operating in and out of ports
- Must be available to work 6 days per week
- Must understand DOT Hours-of-Service regulations
- Must be able and willing to properly utilize split sleeper berth breaks
- Safe and acceptable driving record
- Dependable with strong time-management skills
- Must meet all DOT and company qualification requirements
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