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CDL-A Flatbed Drivers - Over The Road Routes - Earn: $1,045.00 - $2,185.17 per week. Full Benefits

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system transportKent (WA)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

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Junior

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$1,045 - $2,185 per week

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About the role

Job Description: CDL-A Flatbed OTR Driver $0.55 - $0.60 CPMSystem Transport is Hiring Experienced CDL-A Flatbed Drivers for OTR Routes, based out of our Spokane, WA Terminal. You will be hauling steel, machinery, building materials, and more. FLATBED EXPERIENCED CDL-A OTR DRIVER
Weekly Pay: $1,045.00 - $2,185.17/week
Annual Pay: $54,353.00 - $113,628.80/year)CPM: $0.55 - $0.60 CPM based on experience Transition Pay: $1,800 transition package including $1,000 orientation pay
Benefits: Full benefits + 401(k) match + PTO (For more information on benefits, call one of our recruiters today) Pets: No pets please
Hiring Requirements:
  • Valid CDL-A License
  • Age 21+4+ months experience preferred
  • Safe driving record
  • Background Check RequiredClean Drug Test RequiredClean Clearinghouse Required
  • Must be able to lift a 90-lb tarp onto a 5-ft platform twice (required; tested at orientation).Route Details
Route: OTR - Over the Road Route (Div 200)
Terminal: Spokane, WA
Home Time: 3 weeks out / 3 days home
Equipment: Flatbed - late model equipment with modern safety technology
Freight: steel, machinery, building materials, and more. Fill out our Quick 1 Minute Application. CLICK HERE TO QUICK APPLY If you are interested, but have more questions or need more information please: CALL TODAY! 1- Speak with a System Transport Recruiter, and let us help you find the flatbed route that fits you best! System Transport is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 11/30/2026

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