Utah Express Trucking
Local CDL-A Driver: $85.7K Avg, Home Daily, Mostly Drop & Hook - Wilton
Utah Express Trucking
Job Summary
$1,200 - $1,500 /Weekly (EST)
Saratoga Springs, NY
CDL A
Local
6+ Months of CDL Experience
401k
bonus
paid time off
Job Details
Handling Type
No Touch Freight (Drop and hook)
Transmission Type
Automatic
Job Requirements
CDL Class
CDL A
CDL Experience
6+ months
Full Description
Grocery Delivery Driver | Opelika & Regional Area | $1,200-$1,500/Week | Home Every Day
Same bed every night, same kind of freight every day, and nothing to lift. This grocery run covers a handful of familiar lanes, and whether you work five days or six decides where you land in the pay range.
What you'll make
• $1,200 to $1,500 a week on average, about $62,400 to $78,000 a year
• A five-day week sits toward the lower end, a six-day week toward the top
• $40 short-haul pay on loads under 51 miles
• Stop pay that goes up to $15 per stop
• Eligible for the company's driver performance bonus
• Paid every week
Where you'll be going
• Grocery store deliveries around Birmingham, Atlanta, Southern Georgia and Southern Tennessee
• Consistent customer lanes, so you get to know the roads and the docks
• Live loads, live unloads and drop and hook, all 100% no-touch
How the schedule looks
• Home every day
• Day and night shifts are both available
• Weekend work comes with the job
• You should be open to working holidays
What we're hoping you have
• A valid Class A CDL
• Either 6 months of OTR experience (after training) in the last 12 months, or 12 months in the past 5 years
• Comfort with a urine and hair follicle drug screen
• Background details get asked later in the process, like any other job, so you don't need to gather anything to apply
What's included
• Medical, vision and dental
• Paid time off
• 401(k) with a company match
If home every night and no-touch grocery freight sounds right to you, send in an application. We'll take it from there.
Same bed every night, same kind of freight every day, and nothing to lift. This grocery run covers a handful of familiar lanes, and whether you work five days or six decides where you land in the pay range.
What you'll make
• $1,200 to $1,500 a week on average, about $62,400 to $78,000 a year
• A five-day week sits toward the lower end, a six-day week toward the top
• $40 short-haul pay on loads under 51 miles
• Stop pay that goes up to $15 per stop
• Eligible for the company's driver performance bonus
• Paid every week
Where you'll be going
• Grocery store deliveries around Birmingham, Atlanta, Southern Georgia and Southern Tennessee
• Consistent customer lanes, so you get to know the roads and the docks
• Live loads, live unloads and drop and hook, all 100% no-touch
How the schedule looks
• Home every day
• Day and night shifts are both available
• Weekend work comes with the job
• You should be open to working holidays
What we're hoping you have
• A valid Class A CDL
• Either 6 months of OTR experience (after training) in the last 12 months, or 12 months in the past 5 years
• Comfort with a urine and hair follicle drug screen
• Background details get asked later in the process, like any other job, so you don't need to gather anything to apply
What's included
• Medical, vision and dental
• Paid time off
• 401(k) with a company match
If home every night and no-touch grocery freight sounds right to you, send in an application. We'll take it from there.
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