Recent Grads Regional Runs Put Your CDL to Work CDL Driver

Posted 18 days ago

bobcat transportLakeland (FL)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$75 per day

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About the role

Student Driver Program We are now accepting applicants for our Student Driver Program, designed to help new or recent CDL holders transition confidently into a regional driving career with professional support every step of the way. Program Overview Once approved, students will attend a minimum 7-day onboarding class in Tontitown, AR. During onboarding, students will be paid for your hotel and travel to orientation. Be introduced to PAM and key department representatives Complete a driving skills evaluation Receive additional training if needed$100 food stipend Be paired with a professional mentor as quickly as possible Mentor Training Phase Minimum of 10 days with a mentor$75 per day One-on-one, real-world OTR experience Upgrade to First Seat Backing evaluation Pre-trip inspection Road test Once approved by Safety, drivers will be upgraded to First Seat and begin to run our lanes
What We're Looking For:
  • Valid CDL (new or recent graduates welcome)
  • Willingness to train, learn
  • Commitment to safety and professionalism
This is a great opportunity to start your driving career with structure, support, and paid training. Apply today to get started!

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