CDL A Drivers - $26 Per Hour

Posted 6 days ago

transforceDetroit (MI)

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Junior

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$26.00 per hour

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About the role

Job InfoJob Location: Detroit, MichiganRoute Type: LocalType of Assignment: Temp to HireTransmission Type: AutomaticJob RequirementsExperience: 2+ yearsHandling: Light TouchAdditional InformationCDL A Driver - Local - $26 Per Hour
Location: Detroit, Michigan
About the Position Transforce is seeking full-time CDL A drivers in Detroit for a local position, hauling produce to distribution centers and stores. Drivers should be prepared to work 6 days per week. Pay & Schedule
Pay Rate: $26.00 per hour Overtime after 40 hours Company operates 7 days a week; drivers should be prepared to work 6 days a week Dispatch times start from Midnight to 10 AM 12-14 hours per day with a 4-hour daily minimum
Job Details
Route Type: Local
Freight: Produce
Equipment: Kenworth and Freightliner tractors (day and sleeper cabs), reefers, and straight trucks Handling: 90% no-touch freight, with potential use of electric pallet jacks 4-5 stops per day
Minimum Requirements: 2+ years of recent, relevant, and verifiable CDL driving experience Valid CDL A Drivers able to operate a manual transmission are preferred Clean Motor Vehicle Record (no major traffic violations or preventable accidents in last 3 years) Must meet all DOT and FMCSA requirements
Benefits: Competitive weekly pay Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off 401(k) retirement plan Referral Program Why Work With TransForce TransForce drivers are respected professionals. We have an excellent reputation with our drivers and our customers. TransForce shows genuine concern for your career objectives. Your safety is our top priority, and we comply with DOT and FMCSA. TransForce is accepting applications on an ongoing basis.

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