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David Careers

Regional CDL-A Truck Driver – High-Paying Routes | Weekly Pay & Benefits

Posted 3 days ago

transforceRock Hill (SC)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$40.00 - $45.00 per hour

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About the role

Job InfoJob Location: North Charleston, SC
Route Type: RegionalType of Assignment: Direct HireTransmission Type: AutomaticJob RequirementsExperience: 2+ yearsHandling: No-touch freightTWIC Card RequiredAdditional InformationCDL A Regional Drivers in North Charleston, SC. This job is offering $1600-1800 per week TransForce is hiring full-time CDL A Port/Regional drivers in North Charleston, SC.
Position Details
Pay: $1600-1800 per week Load pay based off of $29/hr. Flat amounts assigned for each port. If doing something different or longer wait times, driver would be paid hourly. Ideal candidate also would be trained on bulk for loading rail at North Charleston warehouse, but not required. Longer runs to OH once per week. Dry van and Container work
Key Responsibilities: 20' containers (occasionally 40') usually about 48,000lbs so max legal weight. Supersacks of Plastic PET resin. 2021 & newer equipment with electronic logs Hauling PET resin load out of North Charleston or Ladson, SC warehouse Monday - Friday with some Saturdays required. Port Open Monday through Friday 5am-4pm Ports normally close around 12-1pm on Saturday All local ports so multiple runs per day and home at night. All Charleston ports or out of the warehouse.
Requirements: Valid CDL A Must have 2+ years verifiable tractor/trailer experience Valid TWIC Card No serious Traffic violations with the last 5 years No DUI/DWI within the last 10 years No Drug test refusals Apply now, and if you're a fit, a recruiter will reach out with the next steps!

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