Local Class A Company Driver
forwardPort Wentworth (GA)
$29.00 / Hour
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Posted 11 days ago
forwardPort Wentworth (GA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$29.00 / Hour
About the role
Job Description:
- Local Class A Company Driver - Drive Local. Build Your Career. Be Home Every Day.
- Looking for a local driving career with great compensation, a dependable schedule, and full employee benefits? Forward is hiring Class A Company Drivers in the Pooler, GA area to run local pick-up & delivery routes to our customers with dock work being required from time to time.
- To get in touch with a recruiter, please call: Drive With Forward:
Compensation: $29.00 / Hour
Consistent Schedule: Monday - Friday: 8AM - 6PM Expected annual pay: $60,000 - $75,000 Weekends off Be home every day with family and friends Great work-life balance Earn dependable hourly pay while completing your routes Work directly with local customers and become a familiar face in the communities you serve A Better Driving Career: Company Drivers who choose Forward have access to an array of incentives including: Performance bonuses Affordable, industry-leading benefits package Paid holidays and vacations Employer matched 401k program Employee stock purchase program Support from a local team that understands the work you do every day
Qualifications:
- 12 months of driving experience in the past 3 years
- Must be at least 23 years of age
- Must have a valid class A CDL
- Hazmat and TWIC preferred, not required
- Your Truck Should Be Where You Live.
- If you're ready for $29/hour, home daily, weekends off, and a consistent local schedule, it may be time to Move Forward.
- Apply today or call to speak with a recruiter and learn more about our Pooler, Georgia local driving opportunities.
Pay Range:
.00 per_year, General Benefits: Apply online or call the following number: - Driver Recruiting
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