CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver – ENTRY LEVEL WELCOME – $1,200–$1,300/Week

Smartlogisticsgroup; Indian Harbour Beach (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dedicated regional freight

Frequent home time

Performance bonuses

Job summary

Smartlogisticsgroup in Cocoa, FL is hiring CDL-A Truck Drivers for dedicated regional routes operating Reefer trailers. Entry-level drivers are welcome; no prior CDL-A experience required for eligible trainees.

Night shifts and weekend work are common, with home time every other day where possible and weekly overtime opportunities. You'll haul refrigerated freight across Central Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections, and maintain safe driving records in

Qualifications

• Valid CDL-A license required.
• No prior CDL-A experience required for eligible trainees.
• Night shifts and weekends required.
• Must live within 75 miles of Cocoa, FL

Responsibilities

• Transport refrigerated freight on regional routes.
• Deliver to retail and distribution locations; perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections.
• Maintain accurate driving records and follow DOT/FMCSA safety procedures.
• Operate in a slip-seat environment.

Skills

CDL-A license

Night shifts

Home time

Tools

DOT/FMCSA rules

Job description

Location: Cocoa, FLJob Type: Full-timeRoute Type: Dedicated Regional – ReeferAverage Weekly Pay: $1,200–$1,300Home Time: Every Other Day Possibilities / Weekly 34-Hour RestartsSchedule: Night Shift – Weekends RequiredExperience: ENTRY-LEVEL & EXPERIENCED DRIVERS WELCOMEHiring Radius: 75 Miles from Cocoa, FL (ZIP 32926)Full Job DescriptionWe are hiring CDL-A Truck Drivers, including newly licensed and entry-level drivers, for dedicated regional positions based out of Cocoa, Florida.NO PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL CDL-A DRIVING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR ELIGIBLE TRAINEES!Enjoy consistent dedicated freight, competitive weekly earnings, and frequent home time opportunities.Drivers operate regional routes throughout Central Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.HOME EVERY OTHER DAY POSSIBILITIES! Weekly overnight layovers are expected, with home time depending on assigned routes.CompensationAverage weekly earnings: $1,200–$1,300Flat-rate pay per load$10 per stop$0.11 per mileApproximately 1,600–2,400 miles weeklyDriver Performance Bonus opportunitiesEntry-level trainee pay differs from experienced-driver earningsHome Time & ScheduleHome every other day possibilities10-hour breaks at home when routes permitWeekly 34-hour restartsPotential for two consecutive days home midweekNight shifts, typically starting between 3 PM and 8 PMOvernight layovers expected weeklyWeekend and holiday work requiredWhat We OfferENTRY-LEVEL CDL-A DRIVERS WELCOMEDedicated regional freightConsistent driving opportunitiesFrequent home time possibilitiesCompetitive weekly earning potentialReefer operationsPerformance bonus opportunitiesNo additional endorsements requiredJob ResponsibilitiesTransport refrigerated freight on regional routesDeliver to retail and distribution locationsPerform pre-trip and post-trip inspectionsComplete assigned deliveries with live unloadingMaintain accurate driving recordsFollow DOT and company safety proceduresOperate in a slip-seat environmentRequirementsValid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A)No previous CDL-A experience required for eligible traineesExperienced drivers also welcomeMust live within 75 miles of Cocoa, FLAvailable for night shifts, weekends, and holidaysWilling to complete overnight regional routesComfortable with slip-seat operationsMust meet applicable DOT and FMCSA requirementsApply Today!NEW CDL-A GRADUATES & ENTRY-LEVEL DRIVERS ENCOURAGED TO APPLY!Start your trucking career with dedicated regional freight, frequent home time opportunities, and competitive earning potential.Apply today to get started!Weekly earnings of $1,200–$1,300 are approximate and may vary. Trainee pay is different and will be discussed during recruitment. Home every other day is not guaranteed. Overnight layovers and weekend work are required.