Class A Drivers
ailo logisticsBoise (ID)
$36.24 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Class A Drivers Home Daily USPS RoutesAt AiLO Logistics, our drivers are the backbone of everything we do. We partner with the United States Postal Service to deliver consistent, local routes meaning you get a stable career, a predictable schedule, and a paycheck you can count on. We're proud to support veterans and actively encourage women to apply. What You'll Earn: Up to $36.24 per hour, with base pay set according to federal wage determination.
Benefits:
Health, dental, and vision insurance.401K retirement plan.
Paid vacation, sick days, and holidays.
Direct deposit or reloadable Visa card.
Attainable safety bonus and driver recognition program.
Why Drivers Choose AiLO:Home every night, guaranteed.
Regular, predictable schedule with no surprises.
Secure, long-term work servicing the US Postal Service.24/7 dispatch support whenever you need it.A company culture that puts drivers first.
Requirements:
Valid Class A.Minimum 2 years of commercial driving experience.
Clean, safe driving record.
Must pass a federal background check.
No felony or misdemeanor convictions.
How to Apply:
Apply online at: https://intelliapp2.driverapponline.com/c/ailologistics?r=ID Or call/text our recruiting team directly:(562) 306-1333 or (213) 330-6493 Learn more at https://ailo.us/
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