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CDL-A Local Intermodal Driver – $1,400 Weekly + No-Touch Freight

Posted 11 days ago

salt city truckingParis (TX)

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Junior

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$1,200-$1,300

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About the role

Local CDL-A Intermodal Driver – Good Pay | Home DailyJoin a local intermodal operation in Paris, TX offering daily home time, no-touch freight, and consistent rail-to-local routes. Drivers transport container freight to and from the rail with night shift options and a predictable 5-day schedule. Mark 8016381951 to get started!
Pay Details: Average Weekly Pay: $1,200-$1,300 Pay based on the account's compensation package Approximately 1,100 miles per week
Job Details:
  • Home daily
  • No-touch intermodal freight
  • Routes to and from the rail
  • Drop-and-hook, live load, and live unload freight
  • Local operation based in Paris, TXDrivers must remain flexible for traffic and weather conditions
  • Consistent intermodal work
  • Shift Details
  • Night shift
  • Sunday-Thursday or Tuesday-Saturday5-day workweek
  • Daily home time
  • Additional work may be available as needed
Job Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of verifiable CDL-A experience
  • First Seat / Experienced DriverClean driving recordDOT Medical CardNo SAP Drivers
  • Must be comfortable working overnight
  • Must be able to safely operate intermodal container equipment
  • Must remain flexible for changing traffic and weather conditions
  • EquipmentIntermodal container equipment
  • Drop-and-hook freight
  • Live load and live unload operations
  • No-touch freight

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