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Kenan Advantage Group
CDL-A Call & Demand Drivers
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Job Description
KAG Merchant Gas is currently hiring Company Truck Drivers in your area to transport cryogenic materials—essential gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and argon—across the country. Join KAG today to take advantage of great pay, weekend hometime, competitive benefits packages, supportive terminal managers and great equipment! Currently Hiring Call & Demand Drivers anywhere in the US! OTR work available. Call a recruiter for details.
Call & Demand OTR Offerings:
- Drivers avg $80K - $140K annually
- 3 weeks out, 1 week off
- Drivers average 2,500+ miles per week
- Call & Demand drivers are compensated for travel time
- Drop & hook
- Teams friendly
- 6 paid holidays
- Paid training, orientation & safety incentives
- Driver referral program
- Medical, dental & vision benefits
- 401(k) with company match
Requirements:
- CDL-A
- 12 months recent and verifiable tractor/trailer experience
- Ability to obtain required tank and hazmat endorsements When you join our team of professional MGG drivers, you'll take your career to the next level.
Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) Plans
- Professional Development
- Health Insurance
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What they do
A Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver drives large commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or big rigs. Responsibilities typically include transporting cargo across long distances, sometimes over the course of multiple days. They may work for trucking companies, freight carriers, logistics, or shipping companies.
$42,667 / year median in Kansas
-7% projected decline