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CDL-A Flatbed OTR Truck Drivers - up to $.74 cpm

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melton truck linesMarienthal (KS)

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About the role

Now Hiring CDL-A Over the Road Flatbed Drivers Join one of the largest and most experienced flatbed carriers in the industry! At Melton, our drivers are at the heart of what we do, that's why we offer a driver-focused experience that's built around YOUR success. Whether you're an experienced driver, recent CDL grad, or transitioning military veteran, we have a place for you! Drive with a company that puts your needs first — on and off the road.
Pay & Benefits: Flatbed haulers earn $0.60 - $0.64 CPM based on experience. Earn up to $0.74 CPM through Melton mileage milestones. Pet & Rider Passes Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage Industry Leading Tarp Pay: $100 Per Load Late-Model Equipment Up to $10,000 Tuition Reimbursement Over the Road Routes - out 2-3 weeks Flexible Home Time – Bank Unlimited Days! Numerous Career Path Options for Extra Cash US DOL & VA Apprenticeships 24/7 Support We welcome both recent CDL graduates and experienced drivers Recent CDL graduates must use their Class A CDL within 6 months of graduation All other drivers must have used their Class A CDL within the past 12 months
Qualifications:
  • Must have a valid Class A CDL from the state you reside inMust meet all applicable DOT regulations, including a DOT physical and drug testing
  • Must pass an integrity interview and meet Melton's work attendance and availability requirements
  • Must be 21 or older
  • Comprehensive Flatbed Training: No Flatbed Experience? No Problem!

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