Class A Regional Truck Driver - New CDL Drivers OK

Posted 2 days ago

beast mode truckinSyracuse (NY)

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

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Junior

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$1400 a week

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About the role

Join Beast Mode Truckin as a Class A Regional Driver, where you can earn $1400 a week while enjoying a supportive driving community. In this role, you'll be responsible for transporting freight safely and efficiently throughout a designated region. You will operate 53' Dry Van Trailers on a dedicated lane that allows you to maintain a consistent schedule and build meaningful relationships with your customers. 100% No Touch Dry Van freight Running lane is Eastern Seaboard Regional Bi-weekly home time 1 day orientation at closest hub location depending on where driver lives Driver must be willing to drive during the day or during the night Average miles a week is 2500

Requirements: Must have attended and graduated from an accredited truck driving school with at least 120 hours Must be 21 with a Valid Class A CDL Must have a fairly clean driving record with no major accidents, tickets, or suspensions within the past 5 years Cannot have been terminated from last job for any reason No DUI's, felonies, misdemeanors in the last 5 years Must have solid 10-year work history with no major gaps of employment outside of school or training. 6 months in the last year and 1 year in the last 3 years max Must be able to pass a Urine AND HAIR pre-employment drug screen Benefits$1200 - $1400 week .55 - .65 per mile depending on experience $15 per stop pay Trainees are paid $650/week for 4-6 weeks if under 6 months experience Full benefits that kick in after 30 days including medical, dental, 401K and PTO

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