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OUR LOCAL CDL A TRUCK DRIVERS EARN UP TO $28 PER HOUR - HOME DAILY - FULL BENEFITS PACKAGE
We are looking for highly motivated CDL A drivers with at least 3 years of experience to operate 26-foot-long trucks on local routes in the greater Springdale area to transport dry and refrigerated cargo.
Our client is leading the way in autonomous middle-mile delivery that addresses true pain points for the retail industry. In joining their team, you'll operate trucks equipped with sensors that aid in developing their technology and play a role in driving the trucking and transportation industry into the future.
CDL A Truck Driver Qualifications:
- 3+ Years Possessing a Valid CDL A Driver’s License
- 3+ Years Recent (Within the Last 5 Years) Delivery Truck Driving Experience in Trucks at Least 26’ in Length. Some of this Experience Must Include:
- Middle Mile Deliveries (e.g. Warehouse to Fulfillment Center)
- 25+ Years of Age
- Clean Background Check, Drug Screen and Motor Vehicle Record
- Experience Driving a Reefer Truck is a plus
- Due to the nature of the position with daily vehicle inspections, this job requires physical work including, but not limited to, bending, stooping, and various tasks that may require lifting up to 50 lbs and climbing a ladder.
What We Offer Our Truck Drivers:
- $26 - $28 Per Hour
- 36 - 40 Hour Work Week
- Overtime Pay for Holidays
- Shifts Between 6:30am and 1:30am
- 9 - 10 Hour Shifts
- 4 - 5 Day Work Week (No Saturday Work)
- Local Routes - Home Daily
- Full Time Position - W2
Truck Driver Benefits:
- Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits
- Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- Flexible Spending Account for Healthcare Related Costs
- Employer Paid Short and Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance
- 401k Package
- Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Paid Breaks
- PTO
As a CDL A Truck Driver, You Will:
- Safely operate 26ft (or longer) trucks along local routes for on-time deliveries to retail customers.
- Support customers by acting as an ambassador for the company.
- Take care of your assigned vehicle by keeping it clean, performing daily safety checks (e.g., monitoring fluid levels, checking tire pressure and hose connections), and notifying the team for repair as needed.
- Complete route testing by collaborating with software/hardware engineers and operations team members regarding collection/drop-off processes and procedures.
- Provide vehicle performance feedback to the operations and engineering teams.
