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Southeast Regional CDL A Driver

Posted 2 days ago

premier transportationBlythewood (SC)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$72000 - 82000 per year

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About the role

Premier Transportation is hiring Southeast Regional CDL A Drivers to support dedicated fleet operations across the region. In this role, you’ll haul freight between key hubs, ensuring safe, on-time deliveries while representing our commitment to exceptional customer service. Drivers enjoy consistent routes, modern, well-maintained equipment, and support from a professional dispatch team. Responsibilities include pre/post-trip inspections, accurate logkeeping, and compliance with DOT regulations. Join an inclusive, growth-focused culture with opportunities to advance your driving career and build long-term stability in transportation. Operate CDL Class A tractor-trailer on Southeast regional routes Ensure safe, timely pickup and delivery of freight Perform thorough pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections Maintain accurate ELD logs and required DOT documentation Secure freight according to company and regulatory standards Communicate with dispatch and customers professionally Follow all FMCSA/DOT and company safety regulations Report equipment issues promptly for maintenance Represent Premier Transportation’s service standards on the road Support a culture of safety, reliability, and teamwork CDL Class A driving Regional route navigation FMCSA/DOT compliance Electronic logging devices (ELD) Freight securement Defensive driving Vehicle inspection and maintenance checks Time management and scheduling Customer service for shippers/receivers Basic paperwork and bill of lading management Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid CDL Class A license Clean MVR and safety record DOT medical card Knowledge of FMCSA/DOT regulations Experience with ELD systems

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