Driver CDL Class A, Night Run - Drop & Hook - FULL-TIME - Atlanta, GA 30339

Posted 10 days ago

driversourceAtlanta (GA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$28 Hr

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Driver CDL Class A, Night Run - Drop & Hook – FULL-TIME - Atlanta, GA 30339 Atlanta, GA 30339

Job Type: CDL-A Pay Rate: $28

HrJob Description: Driver CDL Class A, Night Run - Drop & Hook – FULL-TIME - Atlanta, GA 30339 HOME DAILY Class A $28.00 Full-time Monday thru Friday Start 6:00 PM to Fair Play, SC (D&H ONLY) MUST BE RELIABLE & ON TIME EACH DAY MUST HAVE STABLE WORK HISTORY Requirements: 1 Year minimum CDL Class A Driving Experience within the past 3 years Clean MVR & Background Required Valid CDL License Valid Medical Card Drug Screen per FMCSA Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision (available after 30 days of FT employment) 401K Paid Weekly Paid time off Paid Holidays ONLY full/complete applications will be considered.

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