CDL-A Dry Van Truck Driver in Johnson, KS
terminal transportJohnson (KS)
CDL-A Dry Van Truck Driver in Johnson, KS
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terminal transportJohnson (KS)
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About the role
Company Driver | Dry VanLocation: Johnson, KS
Company: Terminal Transport, Inc.
Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)
Route Type: otr, regional
Start Date:
ASAPAbout the Position Terminal Transport Inc is a Cargo & Freight Company in Roseville, Minnesota. We're a family-oriented company looking to add experienced drivers to our fleet. Terminal Transportis hiring full time class A CDL drivers for OTR and Regional positions out of Johnson, Kansas. Responsibilities●Communicating and coordinating with dispatchers
- Long-distance driving
- Maintaining a detailed log of working hours in compliance with state and federal regulations
- Ensuring any mechanical issues with the vehicle are corrected before driving
Benefits:
- Earn $ weekly
- Monthly safety/performance bonus (up to $650 per month)
- Average 10,500 miles/month
- Paid holidays, vacation and frequent home time
- Year-round work, driving with maintained automatic equipment – 2023 or newer
- Medical, dental, and vision, Company paid life insurance
- 401K program
- No touch freight – drop and hook
- $80,000-95,000+ annually
Requirements:
Requirements ● Must have at least 12 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience in the past 36 months not including driving school and a valid Class A CDLMust be willing to stay out 14 days at a time with 3 days home Smartphone
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