Class A CDL Company Truck Driver – Trainee & Experienced

American Driver•Sebring, FL

83d•$1,300 - $1,550•Onsite

About The Position

We are hiring Class A CDL Company Truck Drivers, both trainees and experienced drivers, out of the Sebring area for regional runs east of I-35. We offer no-touch dry van freight, with approximately 70% drop and hook. Drivers can expect to drive 2,200–2,800 miles per week, with a schedule of 12 days out and 2 days home. New drivers will receive paid training with a dedicated mentor, and experienced drivers are also encouraged to apply for a potentially better setup.

Requirements

Must be 21 years or older.
Possess a valid Class A CDL.
Hold a current DOT Medical Card.
Maintain a clean driving record.
Pass background and drug screening.
Experienced drivers must have 6 months of recent OTR experience or completion of an accredited CDL training program (120+ hours).

Nice To Haves

New CDL-A holders are welcome.
Completion of an accredited CDL training program (120+ hours) for experienced drivers.

Responsibilities

Operate a Class A CDL truck for regional runs east of I-35.
Transport no-touch dry van freight.
Perform approximately 70% drop and hook operations.
Drive 2,200–2,800 miles per week.
Adhere to a schedule of 12 days out and 2 days home.
Participate in a paid training program with a dedicated mentor if new to driving.
Maintain a clean driving record and pass background and drug screenings.

Benefits

Average weekly pay $1,300–$1,550.
Top performers can earn $1,800+ weekly.
$300 paid orientation with hotel and transportation covered.
Assigned 2022 or newer Kenworth or Freightliner trucks, automatic, APU equipped.
No slip seating.
Pet and passenger policy from day one.
4 to 6 week paid training with a dedicated mentor for new drivers.
Guaranteed weekly training pay.
Solo pay after successful completion of training.
Medical, dental, vision, and prescription benefits (start after 30 days).
401(k) match.
Life and disability insurance.
Employee stock purchase plan.
PTO accrues from day one.