CDL Class A Driver – Long Beach, CA – $1,500+/Week

Posted 17 days ago

104 truck recruitingLong Beach (CA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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Junior

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$1,500

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About the role

Hiring CDL Class A Truck Drivers Hiring CDL Class A truck drivers in Long Beach, CA and surrounding areas. New CDL holders welcome — training and support available to get you started. Compensation & Schedule Average weekly pay: $1,500+Performance-based monthly bonuses Weekly direct deposit Typical schedule: 2 weeks out / 2 days home Regional and OTR routes available

Job Responsibilities: Haul no-touch freight across regional or OTR lanes Maintain safe driving practices and on-time deliveries Consistent miles with reliable freight volume Option to bring truck home (based on location)Opportunity to move into local positions with experience Entry-Level & Training OptionsCDL required (no driving experience needed)Must have completed 120+ hours at a CDL school Paid orientation and training provided Tuition reimbursement available for qualified drivers Equipment &

Driver Benefits: Late-model Freightliner trucks Sleeper cabs with double bunks + refrigerator Pet and rider policy available No inward-facing cameras Nationwide terminal support Work Location Hiring drivers based in Long Beach, CA and nearby areas Routes assigned based on availability and experience level

Minimum Requirements: Age 21 or older Valid CDL Class A license No SAP program drivers Maximum 2 moving violations in past 2 years No major speeding violations (15+ mph over limit)Consistent work history (no long unexplained gaps)Must pass background check and hair follicle drug test No DUI/DWIBenefits Package Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan options Paid orientation and training Paid toll expenses Driver referral bonuses Employee assistance program

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