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Job Description: Class A CDL Truck Drivers for the Amazon Freight Partner program Shifts: Morning, Afternoon, Overnight, Evening, Weekday and/or Weekend Location: Denver, CO Compensation: Starting pay $25 per hour + benefits We are hiring Class A CDL Drivers for our rapidly expanding needs.
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We are making on-the-spot job offers contingent on meeting eligibility and background check requirements. Our deliveries vary from 100% no touch freight (drop and hook only) to live loads.
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50/50 Drop and Hook to Live Unload Ratio. We welcome drivers who are looking for successful paths to being their own boss, owning their own truck, having consistent pay and benefits, regular home time, and a family work atmosphere that puts people before profits.
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We are hiring Class A CDL Drivers for our rapidly expanding needs. What you'll do: As a CDL Driver, you will play a key role in keeping our commitment to exceed customer expectations and ensuring customer orders, large or small, are delivered on time and at the right place.
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Transporting general dry van freight, with 100% no-touch for the driver (90% of loads are drop and hook) We are committed to offering excellent service, top pay, and comprehensive benefits to our CDL A truck drivers while still prioritizing the home time they desire and deserve.
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Freights are 70% drop and hook (in network, if outside of the Normal lanes there is some dock time) and95% no touch. We are looking for experienced OTR Reefers, covering all 48 states.
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Drop and hook loads. We have tons of jobs that are not even listed here that are available. Fill out our Job Application and an experienced agent will call you shortly to help you find that perfect job.
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