CDL A Owner Operator

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nfi industriesMontgomery (AL)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$4,500.00-$5,200.00 per week

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About the role

Own Your Success with NFIPartnering with NFI as an independent owner-operator means using the freedom of running your own business to gain strength and stability by working together with one of North America's top carriers. You bring the poweryour truck, your professionalism, your ambitionand run under NFI authority, giving you endless opportunity to grow your business. Partner with NFI and your business could achieve: Average weekly settlements of $4,500-$5,200$5,000 sign-on bonusInsurance and plate program availableSteady schedule with year-round intermodal freightRegional/local routes to and from the port in Mobile, ALPaid port standby payPartnership perks like access to NFI's self-maintained and privately owned chassis/trailer pool, fuel discounts at all major truck stops, and on-site tractor parkingPay Range: $4,500.00-$5,200.00 per week, General Benefits: As a partnered driver to NFI you are eligible to receive a steady schedule with year-round intermodal freight, paid port standby pay, and access to NFI's large and privately owned chassis/trailer pool Bring the Power: What It Takes To Partner With NFIMust have at least one year of verifiable tractor-trailer and port experienceMust have a Class A licenseMust have a TWICMust be at least 21 years of agePartner with a team that champions your independence and keeps your business moving. Call us now: 251-287-2564

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