Sprinter Van/Cargo Van Owner Operator
empire national mexicoGreenville (SC)
Sprinter Van/Cargo Van Owner Operator
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empire national mexicoGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Owner-Operator Opportunities At Empire National At Empire National, we treat our owner-operators with the highest respect and dignity, just like part of the family. Our fully staffed office works every day to support you in every possible way. We are strongly customer-oriented and expect our owner-operators to share that same vision. In return, we guarantee steady work and clear, transparent communication.
Minimum Qualifications:
Must own a Cargo/Sprinter Van or Small Straight Truck under 10,000 lbs gross weight.
Inside dimensions minimum: 120x50x50 inches.
Vehicle 2015 or newer, good condition, no stickers.
Valid U.S. driver's license.
Commercial insurance: $1,000,000 Auto Liability, $100,000 Motor Cargo ($1,000 deductible).Passport and Green Card (Canada availability required).We are not accepting operators with active USDOT or authorized MC numbers.
Benefits / Pay:
Flexible rates: negotiated based on load, location, and customer.
No forced dispatch.
Build your own schedule.
Choose your loads: local, regional, or OTR.No hidden fees, your rate is fully paid.
Weekly paychecks every Friday via ACH.24/7 operational and tracking support.
Important:
- This role is for owner-operators only.
- Drivers without their own qualifying vehicle will not be considered.
- Why Empire National:
- At Empire National, we treat our owner-operators with respect and value clear, consistent communication. Our fully staffed office is dedicated to supporting drivers and helping keep them moving.
- Empire National Inc., based in Fletcher, NC, is an active interstate freight carrier authorized under MC966111 and USDOT 2878524 since August 11, 2016.
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