Class A CDL Driver

Posted 10 days ago

tjn enterprisesWatertown (SD)

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

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About the role

CDL Class A Truck Driver Position Home Sweet Home Every Night! Calling all truck drivers who crave comfort and consistency! Tired of long hauls? Join our team and enjoy the best of both worlds: steady work and the comfort of home daily. TJN Enterprises, Inc, competitive pay, unbeatable benefits, and a supportive team environment. Take the wheel of your career and apply now for a smoother ride home every night! Watertown Iron & Metals is now seeking a Class A CDL driver out of Watertown, SD. The successful candidate will have a friendly disposition and excellent work ethic, possess a valid Class A driver's license in the state they reside in. Excellent CDL driving history is required as well as having the physical ability to frequently lift to 60 lbs. Experience in or familiarity with driving tractor trailer w/ end-dump and roll-offs is also preferred. Must be able to do a variety of tasks of helping out in the scrap yard or warehouse if not driving trucks. Competitive pay ranges w/ OT Medical/Dental Short term disability Life insurance Paid vacation/holidays 401K for qualified employees M-F schedule Home every night!!!CDL Class A Truck Driver Requirements: Verifiable tractor trailer experience Excellent driving record Submit resume on Indeed -OR- apply direct at Watertown Iron & Metals, 600 4th Avenue SW, Watertown, SD. Feel free to contact Scott Hansen with any questions that you may have at 712-224-7979.

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