Courier Driver - Hiring Immediately

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purple crowLorton (VA)

Light Truck Drivers Couriers and Express Delivery Services

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,545–$2,200

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About the role

CDL Delivery DriverCDL Driver – Home Daily!!Join Our Team! We're looking for a full-time CDL Class A delivery driver to join our growing Transportation team. If you have experience driving in the DC/MD/VA area and want a steady job with great pay and benefits, this is the perfect opportunity! Pay & Perks$4,000 Sign-On Bonus! Weekly pay, base + Incentives: $1,545–$2,200 (rates based on experience) Annual pay, base + Incentives: $80,392–$114,800 (rates based on experience) Full-time position

Benefits:

You'll Love 401(k) with company match
Free Health, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Safety bonus

Why Work With Us?

Home daily – no long hauls or OTRConsistent schedule
Great pay and benefits
Supportive team – we provide the tools and help you need to succeed.

What You'll Do: Drive a 48-53 foot reefer trailer. Delivering product on pallets to grocery stores. Pallet jacks, hand trucks and helpers provided as needed. Start your day around 5:30AM, Monday through Friday. Occasional night or weekends.

What We Provide:

All trucks, equipment, and support you need.
A leased modern fleet, very few tractors over 7 years old.
A dependable team environment – we hire employees, not contractors or owner-operators
What We Expect
Dependable and safety-focused drivers who take pride in their work.

Must pass E-Verify, have a valid Class A CDL, a clean MVR, and a current medical card Able to lift 20/50/80 lbs You will be cross-trained for deliveries and expected to assist with those routes based on company needs. Commercial driving: 2 years (Preferred) Spanish (Preferred) If you're a skilled CDL driver who wants steady work, great pay, and time at home every day, apply now and start your career with us!

Compensation details: 1545-2200 Hourly WagePIf51b1af8a51b-31181-41161908

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