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Regional Truck Driver Company - 1yr EXP Required - Flatbed - $75k - $85k per year - Keim TS, Inc.

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keim tsHuntsville (AL)

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About the role

Keim is Hiring CDL-A Drivers | Starting Pay @ 63 CPM!.COMPANY DRIVERSAt Keim TS, you'll primarily haul building products, with 60% of the loads preloaded and pretarped—with no Canada and no hazmat. Benefits for Company Driver Trucking Jobs at Keim TS include: Dedicated Home TimePaid WeeklyNew Equipment Regional or OTR Lanes 60% of loads pre-loaded & 45% pre-tarped We do not slip seat1800W inverters Start at 68 mph cruise – could be 75 mph! Free rider program InsuranceCoeur Health Insurance (Utilizes the Cigna PPO network) Free Life Insurance Delta Dental, VSP Vision, and many other options! Retirement 401K Retirement Plan with matching Bonuses$4,000 Sign-On Bonus for Experienced Drivers Vacation and Holiday PaySafety BonusDriver Reward Program Phone Reimbursement VeteransGI Bill Approved New Kenworth & Peterbilt Trucks Every Year! Keeping our drivers safe and comfortable is our priority. Our new Peterbilt & Kenworth, T880's, & W990's with Cummins power engines make that easy! Our trailer to truck ratio is over 2-to-1, so our drivers spend less time waiting for loads and more time delivering them. Our top-notch and knowledgeable mechanics keep those trucks in top running order to keep you moving. Hiring Criteria Min. 21 years oldCDL-A license & physical 12 months of experience Pass agility test: able to lift/carry 100 lb. tarps, able to climb. Solid work history Pass urine drug screen Past 5 Years: no DUI/DW, no reckless or careless driving, no alcohol or drug conviction. We want you to deliver America's dreams! Call today!

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