CDL-A Driver - Entry Level - Paid Training - 100% No Touch Dry Van (Full Time)
Job Type: Driving
The hardest part of a new CDL is the first job. Nobody wants to hire you without experience, and the ones who do often leave you guessing. Here you get a clear plan, a mentor on the road, and the same mile rate as veteran drivers once you go solo, with a 34 hour reset every Sunday.
- Step 1, onboarding week: 7 days to get to know the company, show your skills and get extra coaching where you need it. Hotel and a $100 food stipend covered
- Step 2, mentor training: a minimum of 10 days over the road, driving at least 5 hours a day next to an experienced mentor. You earn $75 a day
- Step 3, sign off: backing evaluation, pre-trip inspection and road test, then you get your own truck
- Women in training ride with female mentors
What You Earn Solo
- $0.50 per mile at 2,000 safe miles a week
- 2,600 miles is about $1,300, 2,800 miles about $1,400 a week
- Weekly incentive of 8 to 10 cents per mile for top performers
Freight and Home Time
- Dry van, 100% no touch, around 70% drop and hook
- Freight from our own customer base, planned 1 to 3 days ahead so you keep rolling
- Out 1 to 2 weeks, running Monday through Saturday, Sundays off for your reset
- Your truck comes home with you on your days off
Equipment
- Late model automatic sleepers, average age about 1.5 years
- APU, fridge and double bunk, outward facing camera only
Benefits and Perks
- 401k with up to 3% company match, paid vacation, paid tolls
- Tuition reimbursement toward what you still owe your CDL school
- Detention, layover, breakdown and extra stop pay, plus 6 paid holidays
- $200 orientation pay and travel reimbursement up to $800
Who Can Apply
- 21 or older with a Class A CDL
- Finished a verifiable truck driving school within the past 12 months
- Have not driven for another carrier since school
- 4 or fewer moving violations in 3 years, no DUI/DWI in 5 years
- Able to pass a urine drug screen and DOT physical