CDL-A Driver

Posted 4 days ago

walpoleEchola (AL)

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

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Junior

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$1,000-$1,200 per week

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About the role

CDL-A drivers are needed to keep up with local runs in the Tuscaloosa area - all loads. Drivers will be home every day, operating as mostly drop and hook with some unloading. Drivers are expected to earn, on average, $1,000-$1,200 per week. Company drivers at Walpole use well-maintained equipment that is new and dependable, minimizing unnecessary downtime. Walpole is designated an essential business Night shift 6 nights/week, including weekend nights Home every day Regular reset during the week Mostly drop and hook operation, some unloading $1000-1200 average week Loading from Calera, AL, to Tuscaloosa - all loads GUARANTEED WEEKLY MINIMUM PAY Sign-on Bonus of $2,000 to company drivers Paid Uniforms Paid Vacations Holiday Pay Safety Bonus Program Longevity Pay and Bonuses Fuel Bonus Program

Full Benefits: Matching 401k, Health, Dental, Life, Disability Late Model Equipment (New and Well Maintained) No Slip Seating Company drivers at Walpole use well-maintained equipment that's new and dependable, minimizing unnecessary downtime.

Minimum Requirements: CDL-A License 2 years of driving experience preferred; 12 months minimum required Good Driving Record No Endorsements Needed Minimum 23 years of age What Are You Waiting FOR? Give us a call at 800-749-5552.Powered by JazzHRCompensation details:1000-1200PI3ac 15cb 0423a-26289-39401204

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