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David Careers

CDL A Driver

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abacusPittsburgh (PA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25/hour

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About the role

CDL Class A Driver Position Home Daily Schedule & Compensation MondayFriday schedule with 10+ hour days Weekends off Home every night Start times between 3:00 a.m. and 5:30 a.m., depending on the route$25/hour starting rate Weekly pay Additional incentive opportunities available and will be discussed during the interview Sign-on bonus offered amount to be announced soon
Job Responsibilities:
  • Complete approximately 46 stops per day
  • Responsible for unloading your own freight
  • Daily freight volume: approximately 7501,250 cases
  • Cases weigh approximately 35 lbs. each
  • Trailers range from 4053 feet
  • Trailers are equipped with a lift/ramp
Some delivery locations have conveyor systems that connect to the trailer. Drivers may be required to load cases onto the conveyor one case at a time through the side opening of the trailer. Driver Requirements Valid CDL Class A license Current DOT medical card Must be at least 21 years old Clean driving record and background preferred; however, all qualified candidates are encouraged to apply and will be considered Newly licensed/certified CDL Class A drivers with no prior experience are welcome to apply This is a great opportunity for both experienced and newly licensed CDL Class A drivers looking for a MondayFriday position with consistent work, weekly pay, and home-daily routes.

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