CDL- A Company Driver - Local
kenan advantage groupMount Vernon (NY)
$62.02 per hour
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kenan advantage groupMount Vernon (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$62.02 per hour
About the role
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 (805)- to get your quick app started! What You'll Earn Annual earnings: (based on 55 hours with OT pay): $129k Average weekly gross pay:(based on 55 hours with OT pay): $2500-$2700 Weekly pay you can count on Paid orientation and training Home Time That Works for Real Life Local, home daily routes Predictable schedules Strong terminal + dispatch support Minimum Requirements CDL A license Tank (N) and Hazmat (H) endorsements Minimum 1 year of recent, verifiable CDL A experience TWIC card Why Drive Energy with KAG Essential 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. Haul what matters.
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