CDL- A Truck Driver - OTR
$1,800 - $2,000 Weekly
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$1,800 - $2,000 Weekly
About the role
- Below covers everything you need to know about what this opportunity entails, as well as what is expected from applicants.
- The Energy Division of Kenan Advantage Group (KAG) is hiring CDL‑A Tanker Drivers to haul essential fuel products that keeps North America running. This is steady, high‑demand freight with a company known nationwide for safety, stability, and taking care of its drivers.
- If you’re done chasing miles and ready for consistent work and strong earnings, this is the driving job you’ve been looking for.
- Text APPLY to (8 to get your quick app started! What You’ll EarnAnnual earnings: $93,000 Average weekly gross pay: $1,800 - $2,000 Weekly pay you can count onPaid orientation and trainingHome Time That Works for Real LifeOTR freight, Monday - Friday deliveries & Home most weekends
- Predictable schedules
- Strong terminal + dispatch support
- CDL A license
- Tank (N) and Hazmat (H) endorsements
- Minimum 1 year of recent, verifiable CDL A experienceTWIC card or Passport a plus, but not required
- Why Drive Energy with KAGEssential freight (fuel) = stability + consistent demand
- Safety-first culture with training, technology, and support
- Modern, well-maintained equipment from one of the largest fleets in the industry
- A company built on a mission of “One team driven to make a difference.”Nationwide strength — 250+ terminal locations across North America
- Be home more. Earn more. xhqgsiq Haul what matters.
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