CDL A Truck Driver - OTR
butler transportSandy (UT)
$2,000 Weekly
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butler transportSandy (UT)
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Junior
SALARY
$2,000 Weekly
About the role
Job Description:
Experienced Class A CDL OTR Company Truck Driver $1,250 $2,000 Weekly $1,000 Sign On Bonus What We Offer Our Truck Drivers:
- Starting pay of $0.55 $0.65 CPM, based on recent driving experience
- Average weekly pay of $1,250 $2,000 Additional $0.02-per-mile performance bonus
- Performance-based pay reviews every 60,000 accident-free miles
- Monthly safety, compliance and online-training bonuses
- Consistent routes and dependable freight 100% no-touch freight
- Approximately 50% drop and hook
- Home time options: 10 days out, 2 days home (depending on area), 14-18 days out, 2-3 days home
- Average weekly mileage: 10 days out, 2500-2800 miles a week. 14-18 days out, 2800-3200 miles a week
- Weekly pay by direct deposit
- Layover, breakdown and vacation pay
- Health, prescription, dental, vision and life insurance
- Pet and passenger programs
- Late-model 2024 2026 tractors 100% APU-equipped tractor fleet with power inverters
- Omnitracs truck-route navigation and electronic logging
- PrePass Elite and nationwide toll transponders
- Transflo mobile and truck-stop scanning
Position Qualifications:
- Valid Class A CDL12 months of OTR experience
- Valid 1-2 year DOT physical
- No open violations in the Clearinghouse
- Clean driving history
- Questions before applying?
- Call Butler Transport Recruiting or Learn more about Butler Transport at Butler
Transport.com.
Move Your Career Forward. Drive Butler.
Wage Range: 1250.00 - 2000.00 per week
General Description of Benefits:
Great Benefits:
Health, Life, Rx, Dental, VisionDriver referral bonus of up to $1500 (unlimited earning potential) Monthly safety and productivity bonus, top earners make $500+ monthly
Job Requirements:
- Valid Class A CDL12+ Months Experience
- Valid 1 or 2 year DOT physical
- Clean Driving History
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