Local CDL-A Truck Driver

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cpc logisticsDurham (NC)

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

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Junior

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$28.75 - $30.50 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: CPC Logistics is Now Hiring Local CDL-A Drivers Get Home Daily - Average $1,550 - $1,850 Weekly No-Touch Freight \n Top Pay & Benefits: \n \n Local, home daily \n Average $95,000 per year \n Top drivers earn $110,000 per year \n Average $1,550 - $1,850 per week* - Weekly Minimum Guarantee 40 x Hourly Rate \n Starting at $28.75 - $30.50 per hour* with OT after 8 hours, daily \n Referral and/or sign-on bonus available* \n Medical, Dental, and $50,000 Life insurance start day 1 \n 401(k) plan with company contribution \n Paid Orientation \n 5 day work week \n 8 paid Holidays \n First week of vacation after 6 months! \n \n *Depending on location \n Drive For The Best! Drive for CPC Logistics. Apply Now!\n Requirements: \n \n Valid and current Class A CDL \n Minimum 23 years of age \n Must have 1-year verifiable experience \n Ability to meet all DOT requirements \n \n About CPC Logistics: \n As a CPC driver you can be assigned to drive for the top, industry leading private fleets in the country. Our clients are leaders in a variety of categories including consumer, package goods, retail, food manufacturing, plumbing, paints and more. \n CPC Logistics provides truck drivers with an environment where safety comes first and long-term careers are standard. Our mission is to have every driver arrive home safely. \n Join the Best Drivers on the Road, Join CPC Logistics. Apply Now!

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