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CDL A Truck Driver

Posted 3 days ago

agm transportDulac (LA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$90000 - 115000 per year

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About the role

AGM Transport Inc, a Florida-based freight and logistics carrier, is hiring CDL A Truck Drivers to haul regional and long-haul freight. In this safety-first, customer-focused role, you’ll operate late-model equipment, complete thorough pre- and post-trip inspections, manage ELD logs, and ensure secure, on-time deliveries. Drivers communicate clearly with dispatch, follow FMCSA regulations, and represent AGM professionally with shippers. We offer competitive pay up to $124,000 annually, medical benefits, steady miles, and opportunities to grow your trucking career with a supportive, team-oriented carrier. Safely operate CDL A tractor-trailers on regional and long-haul routes Complete accurate pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections Maintain compliant and up-to-date ELD logs and trip documentation Secure, handle, and transport freight to prevent damage and loss Follow FMCSA, DOT, and company safety regulations at all times Communicate effectively with dispatch, customers, and team members Manage schedules to ensure on-time pickups and deliveries Report maintenance needs and safety concerns promptly Represent AGM Transport Inc professionally with shippers and receivers Support a safety-first, customer-focused company culture CDL Class A driving Trip planning Electronic logging devices (ELD) use FMCSA safety compliance Vehicle inspection and maintenance checks Load securement Time management Map/GPS navigation Customer communication Basic mechanical awareness Medical Insurance Valid CDL Class A license Clean driving record (MVR) DOT medical certification Knowledge of FMCSA regulations Hazmat endorsement (preferred) Tanker endorsement (preferred)

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