Bulk Driver -MIDDLETOWN
mathesonMillfield (OH)
$100k-$125k
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mathesonMillfield (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$100k-$125k
About the role
Class A CDL Driver Seeking a Class A CDL Driver w/ Tanker & Hazmat endorsement in Middletown, OH! Hauling Oxygen and Nitrogen. Year round, stable employment. Home daily! Night shift starting at around 5:00pm. 5-day work week with 2 consecutive days off! Typically 1-2 loads and 1-5 stops per day. Average compensation: $100k-$125k (breakdown includes mileage and hourly rate) Up to $325.00 monthly safety bonus! $2,500 referral bonus (unlimited) Excellent benefits to include: Matching 401K, health insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield), vision and dental. Generous paid time off: vacation, holiday, floaters and sick pay. COMPANY PAID life insurance and short-term disability insurance,* and much more! Safety first culture! Physical demands/working conditions: Stationary position - frequently move/traverse - frequently stationary position/seated - frequently transporting/lifting - frequently transporting/carrying - frequently exerting force/pushing - frequently exerting force/pulling - frequently ascend/descend - frequently balancing - frequently position self/stooping - frequently position self/kneeling - frequently position self/crouching - frequently position self/crawling - frequently reaching - frequently handling - frequently grasping - frequently feeling - frequently communicate/talking - frequently communicate/hearing - frequently repetitive motions - frequently coordination - frequently
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