CDL A Local Intermodal Owner Operator in Detroit, MI
$813
ApplyCDL A Local Intermodal Owner Operator in Detroit, MI
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$813
About the role
- Average Gross Daily Pay: $813
- $800 Monthly Dispatch Bonus
- $1,050 Quarterly Safety Bonuses
- Sign-On Bonus of $1,500
- Referral Bonus of $1,500 after 120 days worked
- Settlements paid via direct deposit weekly Highlights
- Will operate under Classic Transportation Services authority
- 24/7 Dispatch and Support
- Family-oriented company culture
- Friendly, driver-focused dispatchers
- Consistent routes and dependable freight
- Seasonal Opportunities Available
- Fuel Taxes Paid
- AD&D insurance
- Disability insurance
- Fuel card
- Fuel discount
- Paid orientation
- Paid toll fees
- Paid training
- Safety equipment provided Home Time, Route, & Schedule
- Home Daily!
- Route:
- Detroit ↔ West Michigan
- Detroit ↔ Midland
- Start time: 6am with an 8-10 hour shift
- Level of Touch: No touch Equipment Requirements
- Must have your own truck (2014 and above); Must be ELD compatible. Qualifications
- Must be at least 21 years of age
- Valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class A with a clean driving record.
- Minimum of 1-year of professional driving experience with a verifiable safety record
- Hazmat Endorsement preferred
- No more than 10 jobs in 3 years
- No more than 3 moving violations in past 3 years
- No more than 3 accidents in the past 5 years
- No truck abandonment
- Familiarity with state and federal regulations governing the transportation industry.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and compliance.
- Excellent communication and customer service skills.
- Basic computer skills for electronic logs and communication.
- Ability to pass a DOT physical and possess a valid DOT medical card
- Partnering with drivers within 50 miles of Detroit, MI
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