CDL-A Driver - 4 PM start time - Steady hours (46032)
CDL-A Driver - 4 PM start time - Steady hours (46032)
Posted 50 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
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- We're on a mission:
- To be the TEAM of choice for our people and the PARTNER of choice for our customers and vendors.
- You've got a valid CDL (Class A) and a safe driving record.
- You have 2 years of CDL Driving Experience
- You're Reliable, respectful, and ready to work. You don't need someone chasing you down-you show up and own it.
- You're not afraid to get a little dirty, help with loading, and be part of a bigger mission.
- You care about people, not just pallets.
- You're comfortable with some on-call expectations -we hustle when needed.
- You're looking to grow -not just clock in and clock out.
- What You'll GetSteady hours, competitive pay, and overtime when the job calls for it.A company that backs its drivers and treats you like part of the team-not just a name on a route sheet.
- Full benefits package, including:- 401(k) with match
- Health, dental & vision insurance
- Paid time off
- Life insurance & more
- A work environment where your work ethic matters more than your resume.
- A long-term home where you can grow into a leader, if that's where you're headed.
- Ready To Drive For Something Real?
- If you're ready to drive more than just miles-if you're ready to drive a mission, drive a team, and drive your own growth -then IPC wants to talk to you.
- Bring your boots, your work ethic, and your best attitude. xevrcyc Let's roll.#IPC-T
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