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CDL-A Live Haul Truck Driver - $5,000 Retention Bonus!

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jbs carriersBurlington (IA)

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$1,800 - $2,200 per week

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About the role

JBS Carriers Truck Driving OpportunitiesJBS Carriers is a leading multi-state and regional truckload carrier specializing in refrigerated and non-refrigerated freight, including live haul (cattle, hogs and poultry), tankers, container chassis and grain hoppers. We offer well-paying truck driving opportunities with weekly home time. Check out our regional positions and see if we're in your area! Earn $1,800 - $2,200 per week! NEW PAY INCREASE OF $1,800 - $2,200 PER WEEK!$5,000 RETENTION BONUS!No Hog Hauling Experience? No Problem - We Will Train You! BRAND NEW TRUCKS AND TRAILERS!Driver Pay Rates: Earn $1,800 - $2,200 per week Minimum weekly pay of $1,800 Paid wait time of $0.24 per minute/$14.40 per hour$5,000 retention bonus Eligible of a $200 monthly bonus for a DOA rate of.30% of less Holiday pay$200 Monthly safety bonus Orientation pay Additional $50 for scheduled Saturdays worked Brand new trucks and trailers Work & Route: Pickups and Deliveries: BarnsStart Times: Very early morning start times (2am to 6am), end of day will vary between 3pm or later. More than Driving: the job requires coordinating load info with the plants, dispatch, and feed lots; drivers must also ensure the safe, humane handling of livestock. Weekly Home Time Benefits & Bonuses:$5,000 Retention BonusHealth Benefits: medical, prescription, dental, and vision after 60 days Bonuses: safety Simplified Orientation: Starts online and concludes at your local terminal Up to a $3,100 bonus per driver referral:$50 every week of your referred driver's first year$500 bonus when your referred driver hits 3-monthsCDL-A Live Haul Truck Driver Requirements: At least 21 years old We will train you for hog hauling - no experience necessary! CDL-A with 1 year tractor trailer experience Must have 48'-53' tractor trailer experience

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