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CDL A Drivers, Company, Lease and Owner Operator Positions

Posted 2 days ago

hh recruitingSavannah (GA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

CDL-A Drivers: Find Your Forever Trucking JobAre you looking for a driving job that fits your life-not the other way around? I recruit for 25 top trucking companies nationwide, offering custom-matched opportunities based on your experience, goals, and home time needs. Whether you're a new CDL-A holder or a seasoned owner-operator, I can help you find your best route. As a former truck driver, I understand the long hours, the importance of home time, and what drivers really want. I work for you, not just the company. What's Available: Company Drivers | Lease Operators | Owner Operators Regional, OTR, and Dedicated Routes CDL-A Required (OK if you need training - we've got you covered)
Pay & Benefits:
  • $60K - $120K+ annually based on experience and type of trucking Full Benefits Package: Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Time Off 401(k) with Company Match Weekly Pay & Direct Deposit Paid Orientation & Training Programs Late-Model Equipment & 24/7 Driver Support
  • Home Time That Works For You Flexible scheduling based on your availability and area. Be home when it matters most.
  • Whether you're chasing top pay, more miles, better home time, or ownership opportunities, this is your chance to level up your driving career-with someone who knows the road and has your back.
  • Let me help you find your forever job.
Contact: Tonia Baudoin 601-688-4141 toniabaudoin@gmail.com

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