CL A Dedicated Regional Home Wkly-No Touch-Recent

Company: Predator Transport
Location: Chico
Posted on: July 31, 2022

Job Description:

Job DescriptionClass A drivers run dedicated regional, home weekly 100% no touch with starting pay of $.60-$.70PCM with a $5000 sign on bonus for all experienced drivers. Will take trainees that will train on account and then start at $.60CPM

• Drivers average 2300-2500 miles per week hauling for one of the biggest chocolate manufacturers in the world. Weekly pay comes to $1380-$1700/WK
• Drivers get home weekly for 34 hour reset and through the house during the week
• For non trainees may have a dog and rider from Day one. Dog must weigh less than 50LBS.
• All freight is no touch - when unload is required lumpers are paid for
• Trainees are paid $800/week and still get home weekly.
• After training period drivers will start at $.60CPM and be home weekly and during the week just like every other driver
• Full benefits that kick in after 60 days including medical, dental, 401K and PTO To qualify you must have a valid Class A CDL:
  • From trainees to experienced drivers with their Class A – we would love you on board
  • While much of the freight is east coast, drivers should expect and will run west coast
  • Solo position.Requirements:
    • Must be 21 with Valid Class A CDL
    • Accidents:
    • No DOT Preventable accidents with damage greater than $1750 in the last 2 years
    • No major accident with cost of $2500 in damage or claims
    • ANY DOT preventable accident in the last 5 years is an auto
    • No more than 2 preventable incidents in the last 2 years (again damage less than $1750)
    • Cannot have been terminated from last job due to safety concerns
    • NO DUI in the last 5 years in commercial vehicle and may never have failed a DOT or refused a drug alcoholAbsolutely great position for driver that wants miles, pay and doesn't want to touch freight.

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