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At J&M Tank Lines, our drivers enjoy great benefits and amazing pay. Valid Class-A CDL (no endorsements required) Health Savings Account (HSA) w/ company contributions.
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We offer excellent opportunities for Class A Dry Bulk drivers seeking to strive and flourish in the transportation industry, focusing on their professional as well as personal development.
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401(k), with company percentage match. Hauling plastic pellets and powder. Minimum 18 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience. Medical, vision, and dental insurance, starting as low $15/ week.
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Weekly pay and many other great benefits. Paid tanker training - Orientation. No Tanker Endorsement Required. No Tanker Endorsement Required. No tanker endorsement required. Clean inspection bonus program.
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Great balance of home time, pay and benefits. Performance and referral bonuses. Family owned and operated since 1948. Regional runs - Home weekly. Late model equipment. Out & back freight. Some weekend work.
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1,200 - $1,600 Per Week.
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We offer excellent opportunities for Class A drivers seeking to strive and flourish in the transportation industry, focusing on their professional as well as personal development. There is nothing in the industry as prestigious and interesting as operating a pneumatic tank.
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Why pull any ol’ trailer when you can pull a tank? With no endorsements required, now is the perfect time to ascend to the next level of trucking. Regional runs - primarily southeast. Why pull any ol’ trailer when you can pull a tank.
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