This position is for a CDL A truck driver on an experienced OTR account. Drivers are responsible for safely and timely transporting loads while complying with safety regulations and company policies. OTR drivers typically travel 3–4 weeks at a time and receive one day off for every six days out, up to four days per month. The account averages 2,600–2,800 miles weekly, with an average haul length of 750 miles and average gross weekly pay of $1,200–$1,400. Freight includes refrigerated, no-touch loads, with drop-and-hook on 50% of loads. Drivers with at least six months of experience start at $0.60 per mile, with additional pay for qualifying home time: $50 per day, up to four eligible days per month. Drivers with less experience may qualify for training after completing a CDL school program of at least 120 hours within the past six months. Training is typically four weeks and pays $100 per day, up to $700 per week, while the student is on the truck with a qualified trainer; days at home are unpaid unless otherwise approved by management. Equipment includes assigned 2019–2021 Kenworth T-680 trucks with automatic or manual transmission, an APU, and front-facing event-only cameras. Trucks are rated at 65 MPH, and the role does not involve slip seating. Hazmat is preferred but not required; the company will reimburse the cost of obtaining it after hire, and hazmat loads pay an additional $50 per load. A TWIC card is required, and the company will help the driver obtain it and pay related costs. The company offers health, dental, vision, and life insurance, as well as a rider policy after 90 days. After one year of service, drivers receive five paid vacation days and access to a 401(k) with matching. Tuition reimbursement is available for up to 52 weeks, at $50 per week, subject to the stated availability and performance conditions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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