CDL-A Driver: Daily Regional Hauls

Posted 17 days ago

trillium driversEllabell (GA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

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About the role

Now hiring Trillium Drivers is now seeking Class A Regional Truck Drivers in Ellabell, GA!New Career Opportunities Become Available Daily! Contact Lacey to find out more about what we have to offer our drivers @Trillium Drivers is now hiring CDL Class A Truck Drivers for regional and OTR routes!

Job Details: Drivers will complete one of 2 types or routes. All drivers must be flexible and operate routes assigned by dispatch. Route 1 - daily regional hauls within Georgia from Savannah Georgia area to one of 3 locations (No touch).Route 2 - overnight runs from Savannah Georgia to Clarksville Tennessee, consisting of driving up on day 1, being unloaded and driving back on day 2. Must be able to strap and block cargo. Valid TWIC card required due to port access. Hauling auto parts Modern automatic day cab trucks, 53' dry van and 40' container trailers or sleeper cabs with 53' dry van trailers.

Pay: CPM is $0.55

Benefits available. Full time and long term opportunity.

Qualifications:

Vaild Class A Drivers's License
At least 2 years of recent and verifiable CDL Class A driving experience.
Clean MVR.
Ability to pass pre-employment screenings.
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Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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