Herman N Logistics
Reefer Driver CDL-A - Salt Lake City, UT
Herman N Logistics
Job Summary
$1,300 - $1,500 /Weekly (EST)
Brigham City, UT
CDL A
Regional
6+ Months of CDL Experience
401k
paid time off
Job Details
Equipment
Refrigerator Trailer
Handling Type
No Touch Freight
Transmission Type
Automatic
Job Requirements
CDL Class
CDL A
CDL Experience
6+ months
Full Description
Regional Driver | Corinne & Salt Lake City Areas | $1,300-$1,500/Week | Automatic Trucks
Seven states, round trips, and a truck that shifts for you. This dedicated regional run covers Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada and California, and you're home once every week. New CDL grads can start here.
Let's start with how you get paid.
Drivers average $1,300 to $1,500 a week, roughly $67,600 to $78,000 a year, with weekly miles running around 2,500 to 3,000. On top of mileage, loads under 250 miles earn $20 short-haul pay, and stops pay $10 for the first one and $15 for each one after.
Now the driving itself. Lanes are consistent round trips, so you get to know the roads and the customers. You'll be in automatic trucks pulling 3-zone roll door reefers and dry trailers. You can pick day or night shifts, weekend work is part of the schedule, and you'll have some holiday availability to cover.
Who can jump in?
- Fresh out of school: a valid Class A CDL and at least 120 hours of CDL training, no experience needed
- Already driving: 6 months of OTR experience within the last 12 months, or 12 months within the past 5 years
Everyone also needs to pass urine and hair follicle drug screening. Background details come up later in the process, like any normal hiring step, so there's nothing to dig up before you apply.
You'll also get medical, vision and dental coverage, paid time off and a 401(k) with company match.
Want weekly home time and a smooth-shifting truck? Apply today.
Seven states, round trips, and a truck that shifts for you. This dedicated regional run covers Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada and California, and you're home once every week. New CDL grads can start here.
Let's start with how you get paid.
Drivers average $1,300 to $1,500 a week, roughly $67,600 to $78,000 a year, with weekly miles running around 2,500 to 3,000. On top of mileage, loads under 250 miles earn $20 short-haul pay, and stops pay $10 for the first one and $15 for each one after.
Now the driving itself. Lanes are consistent round trips, so you get to know the roads and the customers. You'll be in automatic trucks pulling 3-zone roll door reefers and dry trailers. You can pick day or night shifts, weekend work is part of the schedule, and you'll have some holiday availability to cover.
Who can jump in?
- Fresh out of school: a valid Class A CDL and at least 120 hours of CDL training, no experience needed
- Already driving: 6 months of OTR experience within the last 12 months, or 12 months within the past 5 years
Everyone also needs to pass urine and hair follicle drug screening. Background details come up later in the process, like any normal hiring step, so there's nothing to dig up before you apply.
You'll also get medical, vision and dental coverage, paid time off and a 401(k) with company match.
Want weekly home time and a smooth-shifting truck? Apply today.
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