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Velocity Rail Solutions
Class A CDL Driver | Locomotive Fueling | Hazmat & Tanker | Home Daily | $102,900+ Annually | Must Live Within Reporting Distance to Elko, NV
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What they do
A Train or Tram Driver drives diesel, diesel-electric, electric and steam locomotives that transport passengers and goods on surface and underground railways.
$78,306 / year median in Nevada
-2% projected decline
Job Description
Join Velocity Rail Solutions Velocity Rail Solutions has long-term contracts with Class I Railroads to provide locomotive fueling services across the country. Our dedicated trucks operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing stable, year-round employment with guaranteed hours and consistent pay. Report to
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Elko, NV (Must Live within 60 miles of the location) Why Drivers Choose Velocity $102,900+ Annual Earnings Home Daily Guaranteed Hours Every Week Built-In Weekly Overtime Paid Weekly Year-Round, Non-Seasonal Work Long-Term Stability with Class I Railroad Contracts Paid Training- No Previous Tanker or Fueling Experience Required Full Benefits Available After 30 Days PTO Begins Accruing on Day One Paid Holidays
- Even If You're Not Scheduled to Work 401(k)
- Contribute 5%, Receive a 4% Company Match with Immediate Vesting Schedule Combination of AM and PM Shifts 4:30 to 4:30 with Saturday, Sunday, Monday off EVERY 3rd week 60-60-48 hour rotational schedule Must be available to work a combination of days, nights, weekends and holidays Guaranteed 12-hour paid shifts Work on an on-call basis during your scheduled shift and be ready to respond when dispatched by the railroad What You'll Do This is not typical trucking.