Class A CDL Driver - OTR Routes Average $110K Yearly

Posted 20 days ago

pinnacle freight systemsColumbia (SC)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$110,000 per year

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Job Description:

Class A CDL Driver - OTR Routes
Average $110K Yearly
Join as an Over-The-Road Driver. Haul a mix of Full Truckload and Multi-Stop loads between points east of I-35 and Florence NJ.
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call or text Driver Relations Manager Ron At Pinnacle our drivers are a key component to the success of Pinnacle Trucking LLC. We believe the best way to build strong relationships with our drivers is to have a competitive salary and benefit package, as well as open communication and interaction with the dispatchers and support staff. We would like to talk to you about joining Pinnacle Freight Systems/Pinnacle Trucking LLC. NEW PLACARD PAY Earn an extra $0.10 per mile on all placarded Hazmat loads. More responsibility deserves more pay. We offer: Drivers average $110,000 yearly Placard Pay .10 cents additional paid on all loads that require Placards. Multi stop with Stop pay $3000 sign on bonus Run East of I-35 Paid weekly W2 position Flexible Home-Time & Competitive benefits We offer Kenworth T 680 s & Freightliners Automatics APUs, Refrigerator, TV (DirecTV), Sirius XM Radio, Microwave Eligibility Requirements: Current Class A CDL with HazMat & Tank endorsement, Must be 23 years with a minimum 2 years of experience driving a Tractor Trailer No more than 2 moving violation and/or preventable accidents in the past 36 months Must be able to pass a DOT physical and drug screen Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills with the ability to represent the Pinnacle in a positive, professional manner Ability to meet all Federal, State, Local and Company requirements Click apply below or call Recruiter or call or text Driver Relations Manager Ron

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