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David Careers

Hazmat - CDL-A Owner Operator - 2yrs EXP Required - OTR - $250k - $400k per year - H/N/TWIC Endorsements Required - Liquid Cargo

Posted 5 days ago

liquid cargoDelaware City (DE)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$250,000 - $400,000

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About the role

CDL Class A Liquid Bulk Tanker Owner Operator | 100% Fuel Surcharge. H - Hazardous Materials Endorsement. N - Tanker Vehicles Endorsement. TWIC Card Endorsement. Liquid Cargo, is expanding our highly talented team! You must be an experienced CDL Class A Liquid Bulk Tanker Owner Operator. Currently, you must be living within a 75 mile radius, from Allentown, PA.Monday through Friday out, weekends home. Must have a sleeper cab with standard tanker equipment on your truck. Qualified applicants send your resume today!
OTR Owner Operator Benefits Include:
  • Competitive Pay Packages Paid Weekly
  • Potential Annual Gross Earnings from $250,000 - $400,000100% Fuel Surcharge - We continue to support our best asset, our drivers and contractors, by paying 100% of the fuel surcharge collected to the truck owners.
  • Fuel CardsNo Trailer Rental Charges
  • Layover PayDetention PayFlexible Dispatch
  • Health Care Plans Available
  • Bonus for Clean DOT Inspections
  • Bonus for Driver of the Month and Driver of the Year
  • Unlimited Referral Bonus Potential
Requirements:
  • Minimum 2+ years of CDL Class A Tractor Trailer Experience
  • Minimum of 6 months Liquid Bulk Tanker Experience
  • Hazmat & Tanker Endorsements
  • Valid TWICClass A driver's license in good standing
  • Safe driving record required
  • External Air Compressor Required

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