Company Hazmat Tanker Driver - $1,250 Weekly Guarantee

Posted 2 days ago

interchem trucking companyLouisiana (MO)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

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Junior

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$1,250 per week

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About the role

Job Description: Company Hazmat Tanker Driver Full Time Louisiana, MO

Pay: 85,000 - $115,000 a year Weekly minimum pay $1,250, get paid if the miles are not there!

Job details: Interchem Trucking Company is a 56-Year-Old Family Run Company. We are seeking Hazmat Tanker Driers with Chemical experience preferred to run repeat OTR and/or Regional routes to customers out of Louisiana, MO throughout the Midwest region. Full-time, Weekends as needed, Nights as needed, Home most weekends, Home some nights weekly Requirements / License /Certification / Experience:

Tanker: minimum 2 years (Required)
Commercial driving: minimum 2 years (Required)
Hazmat Endorsement (Preferred)CDL Class A (Required)
Hazmat + Tanker Endorsements
Class A CDL (Required)
Good MVRBulk liquid chemical hauling (Preferred)
Drive between 1,500 & 3,000 miles per week depending on customer demand

Can be home some nights during the week, but expectation for OTR as needed Benefits: Pay between $85K-$115K, may exceed $115K depending on how hard drivers would like to run along with customer demand. Paid Time Off (PTO) Paid sick time Flexible scheduling 401(k) match Company Profit Sharing Health Insurance New equipment (Volvo/Kenworth) Tractor and trailer maintenance and repairs all paid for by company Fuel card Cell phone reimbursement Paid loading/unloading Detention pay, Layover pay Holiday pay Safety bonus Safety equipment provided Annual bonus Assigned equipment Consistent Midwest lanes Paid training Recurring customer base Come build your career with Chemical Interchange Company. Apply below or call and ask for Amos or Corey.

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