Class A CDL Driver - Bozeman, MT - Regional / Sleeper

Posted 11 days ago

veneer chip transportBozeman (MT)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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Junior

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$29.00 - 0

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About the role

Class A CDL Truck DriverVCT is currently looking for safe and reliable Class A CDL truck drivers for our wood residuals fleet in Bozeman, Montana. This position will transport customer products to various locations within Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota. This position is a sleeper berth position and will require the team member to be away from home up to 4 nights per week.

Responsibilities: Perform DOT inspections to ensure that the equipment is safe to operate. Report any defects to the appropriate department. Follow direction from dispatch. Comply with ALL DOT regulations (i.e., weight restrictions, rest breaks, etc.).Report any violations or citations immediately.

Requirements:

Valid Class A CDL license
Current DOT medical card
Team player
Safe and reliable
Physically able to lift 100 lbs. occasionally
Physically able to climb a ladder occasionally
Willing and able to use tire chains as necessary/required
Be physically able to open manual tarp systems using upper body strength
Able to work with minimal supervision

Adaptability and foresight to handle unexpected situations (traffic, weather conditions, etc.)THIS POSITION REQUIRES A PERSON THAT NEEDS MINIMAL SUPERVISION AND ONE THAT CAN THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX.

Pay: $29.00 - 0-90 days$30.00 - 91 days - 1 year$31.00 - 1 - 3 years$32.00 - 3 + yearsVCT values its employees and is proud to offer a benefits package that includes:100% Company paid Medical Premiums Company matched 401K (after 6 months) Paid TrainingPTO8 Paid Holidays Steady schedule Newer Equipment Excellent Team Environment Apply today and start your new career!

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