CDL-A Local Driver – $1,800 Weekly + Home Daily | Perryville, MD

Posted 2 days ago

herman n logisticsPerryville (MD)

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Junior

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$93,203 per year

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About the role

CDL-A Local Grocery Driver – Perryville, MD | LIDL ACCOUNTJoin a dedicated local grocery account offeringstrong weekly earnings, home daily, and 2 consecutive days off. This hands‑on position is ideal for CDL-A drivers who enjoy staying active while loading and unloading freight. Main Yard / Starting LocationPerryville, MD— freight originates from the Perryville distribution center. Exact yard address is not provided. Pay Details$1,800 average weekly pay $93,203 average annual pay $2,350 top weekly pay $120,057 top annual pay Mileage Pay Availability Pay Safe & On-Time Bonus Job DetailsDedicated local grocery account Approximately1,800 miles per week 10–20 stops per week Load and unload trailers using pallet jacks Routes from Perryville throughPA, Staten Island, NY, and NJ Return to the Perryville distribution center Shift DetailsHome daily 2 consecutive days off 7-day operation Start times between6:00 PM–1:00 AM Job RequirementsValid Class A CDL Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience Able to pull/lift75 lbs. Comfortable loading and unloading freight Willing to work evening/night shifts Reliable transportation to the yard Clean driving record DOT Medical Card No SAP drivers Equipment & ParkingDedicated equipment Truckscannot be taken home Reliable transportation to and from the Perryville yard is required

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