CDL A Truck Driver 1850 per week
aim transportation solutionsFerguson (MO)
CDL A Truck Driver 1850 per week
Posted 8 days ago
aim transportation solutionsFerguson (MO)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$1,850
About the role
Job Description:
- CDL A Truck Driver 1850 per week SAINT LOUIS, MO Description CDL-A Truck Drivers Needed
- Urgently Hiring St. Louis, MO
- Average Weekly Pay: $1,850
- Monday - Friday
- Home Weekends
- Hazmat Endorsement Required
Equipment: Open Top and Dry Van Trailers
Delivering scrap loads Southern and Midwestern States Covered Aim's company culture has been nationally recognized by Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal. We offer high, consistent pay in a stable work environment. Aim has spent 40 years building a workplace where employees feel empowered, valued, and respected every day! Benefits for You & Your Family: Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield Coverage Paid Vacation and Holidays Company Paid Life Insurance Short-Term/Long-Term Disability 401K Company Match Generous Employee Referral Bonuses Click to apply or contact a recruiter with questions by calling.
Pay Range: per_mile, General Benefits:
Requirements:
- Valid CDL A License with 1+ Year Truck Driver Experience Required
- Hazmat Endorsement Required (willing to assist/reimburse)
- Full Time
- Aim Transportation Solutions is 25th on Transport Topics' Top 50 Dedicated Contract Carrier Rankings. We are family-owned and financially strong. Aim Transportation Solutions has been in business for over 40 years and has grown to 1,000+ employees providing service nationwide. Take the Next Step
Apply today to explore current CDL-A driver opportunities or call to speak to a recruiter.
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