Herman N Logistics
Night CDL-A Driver: LIDL Grocery Deliveries, Only 90 Days Experience - Mebane, NC
Herman N Logistics
Job Summary
$1,547 - $1,846 /Weekly (EST)
Burlington, NC
CDL A
Regional
0+ Months of CDL Experience
401k
bonus
paid time off
Job Details
Handling Type
Touch Freight
Transmission Type
Automatic
Job Requirements
CDL Class
CDL A
CDL Experience
0+ (includes CDL students)
Full Description
Grocery Night Runs Out of Graham & Mebane | $1,547 a Week, Up to $1,846 | Five Nights, Two Layovers
If you like the world quiet and your deliveries done before sunrise, this one's built for you. You'll leave the Mebane distribution center in the evening, drop at grocery stores across North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, and finish before 5 a.m. Ninety days of Class A driving in the past year is all the experience you need.
What you'll earn
Most drivers average around $1,547 a week, which is about $80,492 over a year. The top of the fleet reaches $1,846 a week, roughly $95,997 annually. Your pay is built from mileage, stop pay, an attendance and performance bonus, and a safe and on-time bonus on top. It's paid weekly.
What the week feels like
You work five nights, and shifts run 12 to 14 hours, with starts between 8 and 10 p.m. Two of those nights are layovers, so you'll be home every other day instead of every day. Most loads have two store stops, and you'll cover about 1,600 miles a week.
Things to know up front
- Safety shoes and high-visibility clothing are required
- The trucks stay at the distribution center, so you'll need your own ride to get there
What we're hoping you have
- A valid Class A CDL
- 90 days of CDL-A driving in the last 12 months
- Comfort with a urine and hair follicle drug screen
What comes with it
- Dental and vision coverage
- Paid time off
- A 401(k) plan
Sound like your kind of schedule? Send in your application and we'll be in touch.
If you like the world quiet and your deliveries done before sunrise, this one's built for you. You'll leave the Mebane distribution center in the evening, drop at grocery stores across North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, and finish before 5 a.m. Ninety days of Class A driving in the past year is all the experience you need.
What you'll earn
Most drivers average around $1,547 a week, which is about $80,492 over a year. The top of the fleet reaches $1,846 a week, roughly $95,997 annually. Your pay is built from mileage, stop pay, an attendance and performance bonus, and a safe and on-time bonus on top. It's paid weekly.
What the week feels like
You work five nights, and shifts run 12 to 14 hours, with starts between 8 and 10 p.m. Two of those nights are layovers, so you'll be home every other day instead of every day. Most loads have two store stops, and you'll cover about 1,600 miles a week.
Things to know up front
- Safety shoes and high-visibility clothing are required
- The trucks stay at the distribution center, so you'll need your own ride to get there
What we're hoping you have
- A valid Class A CDL
- 90 days of CDL-A driving in the last 12 months
- Comfort with a urine and hair follicle drug screen
What comes with it
- Dental and vision coverage
- Paid time off
- A 401(k) plan
Sound like your kind of schedule? Send in your application and we'll be in touch.
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