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David Careers

Truck Driver Class A | No Touch Freight | NO Experience Needed!

Posted 2 days ago

104 truck recruitingOakland (CA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Class A CDL Solo Truck Driver - Recent Graduates OK!***Please read to make sure you qualify :)
Position Details:
  • Average $1500.00+ Weekly
  • Monthly Performance Bonuses
  • Tuition Reimbursement Program2 Weeks Out-2 Days Home-OTR and Regional Positions Available
  • Gain 3 Months of Experience and Transfer to LocalNo Touch Freight
  • Weekly Pay via Direct Deposit
  • Great Benefits
  • Great Pay!
  • You Can Take Your Truck HomeHiring All of California-No Radius Limitations
Requirements:
  • Must be at least 21 Years of AgeNo Experience Necessary-Will Train. Must Have a Valid CDLNo SAP Drivers
  • Clean Criminal Background
  • No More Than 2 MV's in the Last 2 YearsNo 15 Mph Over Speeding Tickets in the Last 12 MonthsNo Year Long Gaps of Unemployment in the Last 7 Years Unless in School-Self Employment Has to Be Verifiable
  • Can't Be Terminated from the Last Trucking Position
  • Must Be Able to Pass a Hair TestNo DUI/DWI
Benefits: 401(k) Dental Insurance Employee Assistance Program Health Insurance Paid Orientation Paid Toll FeesPaid Training Referral Program Vision Insurance Newer Freightliner-Double Beds-Refrigerators-No Cameras on DriverPet and Passenger Friendly100's of Terminals Across the US
Language: English (Required)
License/Certification: CDL A (Required)
Apply Today for More Details-Please Be Prepared to Complete a Short 5 Minute Application Upon Contact. :)

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