Class A Truck Driver

Posted 6 days ago

trillium staffingBirmingham (AL)

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

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Junior

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$27/hour

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About the role

Class A Truck Driver Trillium Drivers is now seeking CDL Class A Truck Drivers in Birmingham, AL!Schedule is Mon-Fri, 6 am until route end, average is 45 50 hours per week. Pay rate is $27/hour. Stops are a mix of docks and liftgate deliveries with about 70% being dock deliveries. All of our tractors are automatics, trailers range from 32' to 53'.

Qualifications: -Valid CDL Class A Driver's license. -At least 1+ years of recent and verifiable CDL Class A driving experience. -Clean MVR. -Ability to pass pre-employment screenings. -Hazmat endorsement. -Liftgate and electric pallet jack experience preferred Trillium Driver Solutions has been recruiting and hiring CDL and Non-CDL Drivers for over 30 years. Whether you are seeking casual work or a full time driving career, let the experts at Trillium put you behind the wheel. Our clients range from Fortune 100 companies to small businesses, but our philosophy remains the same: to achieve excellence by providing quality employees with an uncompromising level of service. We believe in honesty, integrity, and a simple philosophy of providing value to our customers and our employees. Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Trillium offers a comprehensive benefit package that includes the ability to participate in health insurance and retirement plans, paid holidays, state required leave, and other leave, if applicable. Trillium's offerings are dependent on the state in which the assignment is located, length of time worked, and may change depending on assignment. Benefit packages for direct hire placements vary based on the client company.

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