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benore logistic systemsCleveland (SC)

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Junior

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$37.50 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: CDL-A Local Truck Driver | Earn $1,500 $1,750 Weekly | Home Daily Anderson / Pendleton, SCAt Benore, we believe drivers deserve consistency. Consistent freight. Consistent schedules. Consistent pay. Join a team hauling automotive freight with home-daily routes, predictable round-trip schedules, and year-round customer freight. No long-haul burnout. No chasing miles. Just steady work, dependable earnings, and a team built around professional drivers. Pay Average Weekly Earnings $1,500 $1,750 per week50 55 hours per week Weekend Start Premium: $40/day2 4 trips per shift The WorkHome DailyLocal Round-Trip Hauls45 140 Mile RunsNo-Touch Freight Drop & Hook Operation Some Live Load Freight Typical 8 12 Hour Shifts Consistent Automotive Freight Stable, Year-Round Customer Freight ScheduleA Shift: 6AM 6PMB Shift: 6PM 6AM4-Day or 5-Day Workweek Options Benefits$2,000 Driver Referral Bonus Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Disability Insurance 401(k) with 3% Company MatchPaid Vacation Paid Holidays Company-Provided Uniforms Modern Equipment Full-Time, Year-Round Stability Our TeamFamily-Owned Company 30+ Years of Success Driver-Focused Culture Requirements Valid CDL-A License 18+ Months of CDL-A Experience150,000+ Verifiable MilesClean MVR Meeting FMCSA Requirements High School Diploma or GED Join an award-winning team. Benore Logistic Systems, Inc. has been named one of Newsweek s America s Greatest Workplaces 2026, recognizing the people, commitment, and excellence that define Team Benore. Wage Range: 1500.00 - 1750.00 per week General Description of Benefits: $2,000 referral bonus, full benefits after 90 days, PTO, holidays, modern trucks, uniforms, 401k match.
Requirements: Valid CDL-A license. 18+ months experience with at least 150,000 miles. Clean MVR meeting FMCSA requirements. High school diploma or GED.

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