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Bulk Transit

CDL A Truck Driver - Home Weekends

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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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.

$44,203 / year median in Ohio

-19% projected decline

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Job Description

Job Description:
Home most days, CDL-A Dry Bulk Truck Driver
  • Reclaim the hometime you deserve!
Percentage pay, plus detention, layover and other pay Home most days , 1-3 overnight loads per week Dry Bulk freight, no tanker endorsement required. Bulk Transit has been in the Trucking Transportation Industry for 50 years. We operate out of 10 terminal locations in the Midwest and Texas hauling non-hazmat, dry bulk freight, such as, plastic pellets, corn starch, cement, flour etc. We are family owned and operated. Dry bulk experience is not required
  • Truck drivers receive paid training on operation of pneumatic trailer. This is a great opportunity to learn a new skill and become a more marketable/versatile Truck driver. Bulk Transit has career opportunities with steady miles, improved home time and newer trucks available to our drivers. Home on most nights! $2,000 sign on bonus
  • paid in first 90 days Pay Scale
  • CDL A Truck Drivers average around $90,000 first year . Truck Drivers are paid a percentage of the load pay. The benefits of percentage pay are: As rates go up driver pay goes up Paid for empty return & loading and unloading time (Out & Back Runs) Percentage increases based on years of service Competitive Compensation & Top Truck Driver Benefits Home most nights $2000 sign on bonus
  • paid in first 90 days Detention pay Per Diem pay(non taxed) Monthly Safety Bonus
  • $130
Assigned Tractors Cell Phone Reimbursement Low Cost:
Health, Dental & Vision (As low as $42/week) 401K Retirement Plan w/ 4%
Company Match Life Insurance PAID Holiday, Vacation, Training, & Orientation Job Requirements:
12 months CDL A experience preferred CDL-A with no more than 3 violations in the last 3 years Must pass physical, drug screen, & road test. You do NOT need a tanker endorsement or hazmat to operate a pneumatic Truck trailer MUST have consistent work history