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David Careers

CDL-A Company Driver - 1yr EXP Required - OTR - Dry Van - $1.5k per week - Williams Logistics

Posted 19 days ago

williams logisticsFayetteville (AR)
Light Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Fulltime Company Driver Position | $2,500 Sign On Bonus. CDL-A Truck Driver — 60 CPM Dry Van Only! — W2 Fulltime Company Driver — Regional: Out 5-6 Days Home 2Drive for Williams Logistics, a division of H.E. Williams, Inc. Family-owned for three generations; our 100- year-old company is looking for responsible individuals to be a part of our quality USA-made operation! Our Delivery Specialists work with the logistics team to provide exceptional service and quality to our customers while transporting product. Rare Opening: Come Join a 120-Year Tradition with Lasting Impact! Start at $0.60 Per Mile:$2,500 Sign On BonusYearly Raise Review! Out 5 Days, We Get You Home for your Restart!2023 or Newer International Sleepers Williams Logistics is seeking experienced, professional CDL-A Truck Drivers for Company Driver Positions. This is a fulltime W-2 position with dedicated customers and steady, predictable Dry Van Freight. We'll start you in Carthage, Missouri and have you out 5-6 days, back home for your 34-hour reset! Never Worry About Not Having Work! No West Coast or Northeast Headaches! More Information: Average $1,500 Weekly Pay $.60/mile All Miles PaidPaid Orientation (1 day!)$25/hour Detention and Breakdown Pay Stop Pay, too: $25$3,000 Referral Bonus! Guaranteed Home Weekly for Restart2023 or Newer Internationals Refrigerator, EPU, Inverter Automatic Transmission Top-of-the-line seats! PrePass and Toll Passes70 MPH Trucks
Benefits: Dental, Health, Vision 401k 4% Match Short-Term Disability and Life Insurance: Paid!
Vacation: Starts DAY ONE10 Paid Holidays

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