CDL-A Truck Driver - Day Trip, Regional & OTR Routes Available
cobra logisticsSpringfield (MA)
CDL-A Truck Driver - Day Trip, Regional & OTR Routes Available
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cobra logisticsSpringfield (MA)
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Junior
About the role
Cobra Logistics Inc. is hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for multiple route types delivering windows and sliding glass doors to job sites, distribution centers, residential locations, and dealers. Intermodal opportunities also available. Choose the schedule that fits your life — Day Trip, Regional, or OTR.Choose Your RouteDay Trip Driver – Home Every NightLocal and short-haul routes with predictable daily schedules. Regional Driver – Home WeeklyOut 2–3 nights per week, covering a multi-state region with more variety than local runs. OTR Driver – Scheduled Home TimeLonger-haul routes across a wider territory, with possibility of home weekly.
What You'll Do:
- Safely operate a CDL-A tractor-trailer delivering windows and sliding doors to customer and job site locations
- Use proper load securement techniques (straps, blankets, dunnage) to prevent damage in transit
- Complete pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections
- Maintain accurate delivery paperwork, logs, and proof-of-delivery documentation
- Communicate proactively with dispatch on routes, delays, and delivery issues
- Represent the company professionally at customer and job sites
- Comply with all DOT regulations and company safety policies
- Drop hook opportunities available
What You'll Need:
- Valid Class A CDLClean driving record; able to pass DOT physical and drug screen
- Flatbed, box truck, or specialty freight securement experience a plus
- Strong communication and time-management skills
- Willingness to work the schedule for your selected route type (Day, Regional, or OTR)
- Apply today and choose the route that fits your life!
- Cobra Logistics Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
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