Class A CDL Truck Driver
$1,700 weekly
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$1,700 weekly
About the role
- 2 years of Class A driving experience preferred but not required
- Hazmat endorsement or ability to obtain Hazmat endorsement
- A safe driving record
- Home most days, sometimes home daily
- Sign-On Bonus of $2,500 with 2+ years of experience
- Annual income for drivers in this region ranges from $75,000 to $100,000$1,700 weekly average pay in this region!
- Day One Benefits
- This distribution center is located at 7360 City Center Ct., New Kent, VA, and drivers must live within one hour
- The operating area for this region is Central Atlantic running as far north as Northern Maryland and south through North Carolina
- All tractors are Freightliner Cascadia models, 5 years old or newer 1-2 years of Class A driving experience preferred but not required
- Make on-time deliveries and stops at AutoZone stores, vendors, and back haul opportunities
- Follow all DOT regulations to safely deliver merchandise, including hazardous materials
- Load and unload pallets at AutoZone stores using an electric pallet jack & hydraulic lift gate
- Use on-board systems to create accurate records of activity during delivery
- Consistent, frequent home time
- Sign-On Bonus of $2,500 with 2+ years of experience
- Per Diem PayEmployee Stock Purchase PlanPaid Time off$150 6th day incentive
- Onsite Truck Maintenance Facilities ensuring equipment is safe, clean and operating properly
- Onsite fuel island for refueling at the end of your route
- Full array of benefits beginning on your first day including:401kMedical, Dental, Vision & Prescription Coverages
- Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
- Life Insurance
- Survivor Benefits
- Paid Parental LeaveStore Discounts
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