Full Time - Individuel
truckrightChicago (IL)
About the role
Chicago Owner Operators - Day Cab - $2K Sign-on Bonus! Position #:9Dangerous Goods: YesType: Full Time - Individuel - O/ORoute: United States
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0Plenty of loads and reliable, competitive, on-time pay for Day Cab Owner Operators performing required dispatches regionally and Multi-State. Only those in the Hiring Area of the position will be considered. CNTL is a leader in innovation and technology; we are currently adding Owner Operator truck drivers in Chicago that are key in the complete supply chain solution for CN Rail. Being a safe driver pays off at CNTL we offerup to $7,000 per year in safety bonuses. We're currently seeking Owner Operators with Day Cabs. Ask your recruiter about our$2000 Sign-On BonusJoin the CNTL team for: Great home time (home most nights) Regular pay (twice monthly) Paid wait time at customers, terminals and ports Permitting and Plating (Optional) Border fees and tolls paid Group Truck Insurance (optional)$7,000/year in Safety Bonuses24/7 road repairs paid for CN equipment breakdown On-the-job Training24/7 dispatching State of the Art Technology providing driver supportCNTL Owner Operator truck drivers primarily handle the First & Last Mile pick up and deliveries between CN Intermodal Terminals and customers, but are positioned to execute over the road moves. Applicants will be required to own their own truck upon contract. Only those in the Hiring Area of the position will be considered. The applicant needs to be aware that dispatches consist within State and Multi-State. Some overnight required. Must have 3 years verifiable tractor/trailer experience in USA and required to have HAZMAT training. All applicants must meet CNTL minimum eligibility requirements. Must have the ability to communicate in English - Written and Verbal.
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