CDL-A Owner Operator - Home Daily
container port groupMarietta (GA)
About the role
Owner Operators Wanted – Home Daily! ContainerPort Group is now contracting Owner Operators with their own trucks in Gainesville for home daily, no-touch container freight. A top 10 U.S. drayage carrier, 55 years in the business, moving freight for some of the country's biggest retailers, importers, and exporters. What you can earn: Paid fuel surcharge adjusted weekly to keep pace with rising diesel costs • Weekly gross revenues up to $3,500 (depending on market, lanes, and flexibility) • $1,500 referral incentive* • Weekly settlements with free direct deposit What's moving in Gainesville right now: • Flexibility to run loads out of Gainesville, Atlanta, Greer, Savannah, and Charleston
What we provide:
- Consistent contracted freight from a loyal and growing customer mix
- Fuel card and fuel discount program
- Plate program
- 24/7 breakdown support
- Clean DOT inspection incentives
- An IC insurance program offered by True North and facilitated by ContainerPort Group, with customizable medical and dental coverage for you and your family
- DrayPal, our proprietary app for owner operators (Settlements, Documents, and Dispatch all in one place) What we need from you:
- Valid Class A CDL
- 12 months verifiable tractor-trailer experience in the last 3 years
- Own your truck and pass DOT inspection
- 23 years or older
Nice to have:
a TWIC Card isn't required here, but it opens up multiple opportunities out of Savannah and Charleston. The day to day:
- Home every day, or stay out longer. Your choice.
- Mostly Monday through Friday
- 1-day orientation at the local Gainesville terminal
- No forced dispatch
- Fleet Managers who pick up the phone and know your name Apply now or call (855) 274-5627 to talk through what's available in Gainesville.*Referral incentive subject to terms and conditions. Ask your recruiter for details.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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