CDL A Local Flatbed Drivers in Schaumburg, IL
$34 - $38
ApplyCDL A Local Flatbed Drivers in Schaumburg, IL
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$34 - $38
About the role
- Hourly pay rate: $34 - $38
- Average hours weekly: 40 minimum
- Potential for overtime hours
- Bonuses:
- Sign on bonus: $1,500
- Referral bonus: $5,000
- Quarterly safety bonus
- Service awards
- Paid via direct deposit weekly Benefits & Perks
- Great company benefits starting the 1st of the month following 60 days:
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Company paid life insurance and short term disability
- Additional insurance: Long term disability, voluntary life, AD&D, accident, critical illness
- 401K with company match after 60 days employed
- Paid company holidays
- 5 Days PTO after 90 days employed
- Paid quarterly safety training
- Perks: PrePass, EFS card, uniforms
- No slip seating Home Time, Route, & Schedule
- Home Time: Home daily
- Schedule: Monday - Friday
- Shift: Starting around 7:00 - 7:30am
- Route: Delivering anywhere within a 250 mile radius of Schaumburg, IL
- Level of Touch: Loading & unloading freight, must secure freight
- Includes strapping, chaining, and possibly tarping Equipment
- Newer model trucks
- Covered Landoll trailer
- Automatic transmission
- Governed speed: 68 mph
- ELD equipped using Samsara
- Outward facing camera
- Must be at least 21 years of age
- Must have CDL A license
- Must have 1 year of flatbed driving experience
- Must have hazmat & tanker endorsements or be willing to obtain within 60 days of employment
- No felony in the past 7 years
- No alcohol related offense in the past 5 years
- Must meet Department of Transportation (DOT) testing and physical requirements and be knowledgeable of DOT regulations
- Must be able to pass a required pre-employment drug screen
- Hiring Radius: Drivers must live within 40 miles of Schaumburg, IL
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