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If you're a motivated, successful, safety-conscious driver, we want you on our team. CDL Class A Reefer and Van Opportunities: Dedicated, Regional, and OTR Driving Positions Available.
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Minimum Driver Eligibility & Hiring Criteria: Current Class A CDL and DOT physical Clean driving record (accidents, traffic violations, etc.) When hauling with Mercer, Owner Operators also enjoy several other big perks: FUEL DISCOUNTS (fuel taxes filed and paid) Major discounts on tires, insurance, and services Bonus credits for safety, revenue, and more Searchable load boards and personal load coordinators NO company trucks to compete with THE Owner Operator Company We Measure Success One Owner Operator At A Time Call (888) 426-5190 for details.
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Carefully unload products from the trailer with a two-wheeler, pallet jack, or by hand and place in designated customer storage areas. Registering to the FMCSA Clearinghouse is a requirement by the Department of Transportation.
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We are excited that you have decided to join the trucking industry, and we want to help you launch a successful career as a professional truck driver. STEP THREE: Connect with a Dollar General recruiter to discuss our professional driver opportunities (we’ll contact you at the number provided.
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We are looking for Owner Operator truck drivers to join our team. Specializing in quality, on time service, Truck One has built its reputation on the professionalism of our Contractor Partners.
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Class A CDL Driver Needed. Class A CDL Driver Needed. Regional no-touch freight. Earn 70,000 per year. Call Shane for details At 803-218-8710.
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Service Transportation, Inc., is a family-owned and operated business that means we put people first. We believe in a Truth in Trucking mentality. We are a team and a family.
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Our Connect Program is a great option for Partners that want to run their own truck, but not book their own freight. A total of 24 months of commercial driving experience within the last 36-month period, or a total of 60 months of historical experience.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR CDL-A FLATBED TRUCK DRIVER Driver Type: Experienced CDL-A Truck Drivers Equipment Type: Flatbed Route Type: Regional Route Division: Division 290 Terminal: Kansas City, MO Home Time: Off most weekends for a 34-hour reset FINANCIAL PACKAGE Weekly Pay: full-time drivers on this fleet can make $1,000.00 - $1,900.00 per week Annual Pay: full-time drivers on this fleet can make $52,000.00 - $98,800.00 per year.
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