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TMC Transportation is growing and needs more Class A CDL Drivers who want to be home every weekend but still reap the rewards of an over-the-road driver. Our program is one of the few on-the-job truck driver training programs in the country approved by the Department of Labor as a certified Heavy Truck Driver Apprenticeship program.
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OTR Drivers Only Dedicated Load Planner Not Forced Dispatch Apply Now for all the benefits of Partnering with F2F Transport Virtual Orientation Now Accepting Dry Van, Power-Only, Flatbed, and Reefer Drivers Leasing Options - Call a recruiter today for more information Awards for Clean Roadside Inspections Driver Trainers and Driver Advocates for Partners We cover your Semi-Annual DOT Inspection Requirements: Drivers must hold a valid CDL Class A or driver's license.
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About the Company Policy On Taking Truck Home Depends on location About the Job CLASS A CDL NEED Job Summary Contract Driver (1099, Solo) Dry Van and Refrigerated OTR $1,300 - $1,600 gross total weekly avg.
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CDL Class A TRUCK DRIVERS NEED minimum 1-year current tractor trailer experience. Other Driver benefits include: Referral Bonus for new hires Matching 401(k) - Hermann matches 35% Rider Policy Pet Policy Free Life Insurance Health Care Vacation Safety bonus program for truck drivers What are our Drivers saying "My Driver Managers are tremendous which allows me to succeed every week, and there are always plenty of miles for regional loads and plenty of hours for local runs.
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Out 12 days, home 2 full days (48 hours) every other weekend. Operations specialist you can talk with whenever you need 24/7. Out 12 days, home 2 full days (48 hours) every other weekend. No forced dispatch into NYC or its 5 boroughs.
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Drive with Western for 3 months or more and you can qualify as a driver trainer! Western Express has immediate openings for entry level company truck drivers! RELIABLE HOME TIME – Get home every 12-16 days with OTR or get home every week with Regional.
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Class A CDL Truck Driver, no touch freight $1500 to $1600 per week , paid on all miles New Trucks with all the perks, Full benefits package Want a different driver experience in this industry.
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TMC offers a student driver (apprentice) training program which is recognized as one of the best in the country. Orientation is followed by four weeks over-the-road (OTR) with a Driver Trainer.
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Our smartphone app helps keep you connected, even when you're away from the truck. Know exactly what you re going to make before you drive the route, every time. Retire in style with a 401k plan and profit sharing.
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