CDL A Intermodal Driver -up to $2508 a week!

Posted 4 days ago

transforceCrest Hill (IL)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$38/hr

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About the role

Job Info
Job Location: Joliet, Illinois
Route Type: Local Type of Assignment: Flex
Transmission Type: Automatic
Job Requirements
Experience: 1+ year Handling: No-touch freight
Additional Information: Route & Load Details: Picking up and delivering containers at the rail yards Ensure safe, timely, and incident-free transport Provide positive, safe, professional customer experiences Maintain strong communication and rapport with customers
Schedule: Sunday – Thursday or Tuesday – Saturday available 5pm start time – Working 10-12 hours a day
Job Responsibilities: Safely operate Class A vehicle Drop and Hook, lock down and safely transport rail containers 10-12  Hours per day Maintain open communication with dispatch Pay Information: $38/hr an additional $1 per hour if you have a Hazmat Endorsement (all straight time, no OT)
CDL A Minimum Requirements: License: CDL A
Experience: 1+ years of recent CDL A INTERMODAL experience REQUIRED  Endorsements: Hazmat required Clean Motor Vehicle Record (no recent major violations or preventable DOT-reportable accidents)  Must meet all DOT and FMCSA requirements
CDL A Responsibilities: Safely operate CDL A equipment on local routes  Transport CDL A equipment in accordance with DOT and company safety standards  Perform required handling tasks Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections  Maintain accurate logs and paperwork  Communicate effectively with dispatch and operations
Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance  Paid time off  401(k)  Referral program  Why Work With Trans Force?  Join Trans Force and see why our drivers are proud to be on the Trans Force team. We offer steady pay, benefits, and work with a team that has your back. In addition, you’ll enjoy assignment flexibility that you won’t find anywhere else.   Trans Force is accepting applications on an ongoing basis.   Apply now or call Carson @ 708-535-8990 option 1

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