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Truck Driver Semi Local CDL Class A 1730per week

Posted 4 days ago

overhaul carriersWoodland (WA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1730 to $1900 per week

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About the role

CDL Class A Truck Drivers Semi Local
Position: CDL Class A Truck Drivers Semi Local for experienced drivers.
Compensation: $1730 to $1900 per week. Semi Local: Driver will alternate a 6 day and 4 day work week. Driver will work Mon-Sat on their 6 day week. Driver will work Tues-Fri on their 4 day week. Driver will have the opportunity to work a 5th day on their 4 day week for extra income. Start times: 2pm and 6pm. Driver will average an 11 to 12 hour day. Driver will layover an average of 2 to 3 times per week. Operating Area: Drivers on this semi-local job operate in WA, OR and ID. Miles per week: 2470. No Touch Freight.
Duties: Complete pre trip and post trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
Requirements: Minimum age of 21, Valid CDL Class A license. Ability to pass a DOT drug screen, urine test. Moving Violation: No more than 2 in the last 3 years. Warnings on PSP will count towards moving violations. Accident: No more than 3 minor accidents/incidents in the past 3 years. No more than 3 incidents in the last 3 years. Tickets: No more than 3 accidents and/or tickets. No more than one preventable with less than 12 months of experience. Felonies: All criminal convictions are reviewed on an individual basis as part of an overall review of the file. Felony drug charges must be outside of 7 years. Misdemeanors: All criminal convictions are reviewed on an individual basis as part of an overall review of the file. DUI/DWI: No more than 1 and it must be outside of 5 years old. If Driver has 2 DUI's, they will be considered if both are prior to 2002. Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

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