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David Careers

Class A Flatbed Truck Driver

Posted 2 days ago

prodriversBloomfield (NJ)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$31.45/hour

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About the role

ProDrivers is looking for career-minded individuals to join our team asClass A licensed Flatbed Truck Driversforlocal pick up and deliveriesin and around the Rochester, NY area. This is a full-time opportunity forreliable and safety-focused truck driverswho wantconsistent schedules, 40+ hours weeklyand a company thatputs drivers first. Driver Pay$31.45/hour + Overtime Pay After 40 Hours Drivers will make between $1258 to $2200 weekly based on hours typically. Driver Job Description Drivers will operate At-Home Daily Routes. Drivers will be delivering and picking up manufactured steel products on Flatbed trucks to delivery locations. No rolled coils involved in these products. This position is a Touch Freight job. Specifically, drivers will be required to tarp flatbed loads at load and unload points. Shifts typically begin between 5AM-6AM daily. 5 days on 2 days off. Monday Thru Friday. Shifts will run between 8 and 12 hours daily. Opportunity to work upwards of 60 hours weekly depending on operational needs. If you're a dependableCDL-A Flatbed Truck Driverlooking for a full-timelocal truck driving jobnear Rochester withgreat pay , overtime, anddaily home time, ProDrivers is the team for you. #PDAUTONEW Pay Range: 1258.00-2200.00 per_week, General Benefits:
Driver Benefits: 6 Major Holidays Paid Off Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Direct Deposit & Paid Every Friday
Job Requirements
CDL Driver Qualifications:
  • Minimum of 12 months of verifiable Class A truck driving experience within the last 3 years
  • Flatbed Experience Required
  • Valid license and Med CardClean MVR and accident history

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