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Cdl-a Truck Driver

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idaho milk transportCaldwell (AR)

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Junior

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$120,000 per year

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About the role

Idaho Milk Transport is looking for Class-A CDL Drivers for local routes, transporting bulk food-grade liquid to our customers. Enjoy being home daily while taking advantage of great pay, predictable schedules, competitive benefits packages, supportive terminal managers, and well-maintained equipment. Join our team today! We are currently seeking highly motivated Local CDL-A truck drivers to join our team. We Offer: Daily Home Time: Enjoy being home every day with our local runs Annual Earnings: Drivers earn up to $120,000 per year Essential Role: Support local dairy operations by loading milk into empty trailers and transporting it back to our terminal or plant for further distribution. Flexible Options: Multiple routes available to fit your schedule. Safety Incentives: Quarterly safety bonus.
Work Schedule: 12 hour shifts.
Benefits: Paid training, orientation & safety incentives Medical, dental & vision benefits 401(k) with yearly match All newer Automatic Volvo trucks equipped with Sirius Satellite Radio Great Dispatchers to work with that are here for you 24/7, 365 days a year Driver referral program Assistance to obtain loaders license! We pay for your yearly/biannual DOT physical exam Requirements: CDL-A 12 months recent and verifiable tractor/trailer experience or qualify for apprentice program Ability to obtain tank endorsement Doubles/Triples endorsement Call a recruiter today to learn more!(888) 715-4459

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