CDL-A Local Intermodal Driver – Good Pay + Bonus | Home Daily

Posted 18 days ago

salt city truckingLos Angeles (CA)

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Junior

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$83,000

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About the role

CDL-A Local Intermodal Driver – Good Pay + Bonus | Home DailyEnjoy home-daily routes, a consistent Friday-Tuesday schedule, and good pay plus a bonus. Haul rail-container freight throughout Southern California with no-touch freight and optional 6th-day work for extra income.
Pay Details:
  • $83,000 Average Annual Pay Average Weekly Pay: $1,600$5,000 Bonus$3/day increase after 1 year of service
  • Additional $3/day yearly increases up to $36/day
  • Hazmat loads: $30 per load
  • Refrigerated loads: $35 per load900 miles/week
Job Details:
  • Deliver rail-container freight from the South Gate ramp/terminal to customers throughout Southern California
  • Occasional Central Valley deliveries, including Bakersfield, Lost Hills, Maricopa, Santa Maria, and San Luis ObispoMix of drop/hook and live load/unload
  • No-touch freight
  • Pick up empty containers at receivers and return them to the South Gate ramp/terminal
  • Optional 6th day for additional income
  • Shift Details
Friday-Tuesday Start times: 2 PM-7 PMAverage 10-12 hour days Home Daily Thanksgiving and Christmas are optional Smoking not allowed in trucks
Job Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
  • Clean driving recordDOT Medical CardNo SAP Drivers
  • Hazmat endorsement not required at hire
  • Hazmat endorsement reimbursed if driver chooses to obtain itEquipment & Training
  • Automatic day cabs
  • Slip seating required
  • No equipment take-home
  • Trucks remain at the terminal/ramp during time off
  • No-touch intermodal operation

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