CDL-A New Driver - Mentor Training - $1,300 to $1,400 Weekly (Full Time)
Job Type: Driving
Got your license, now what? Most new drivers spend weeks chasing callbacks. Here the path is simple: a week of onboarding, a mentor on the road, then a truck of your own and a paycheck every Friday.
What You Will Make
- $0.50 per mile once you hit 2,000 safe miles in a week
- Most solo weeks land between 2,600 and 2,800 miles, which is $1,300 to $1,400
- Top drivers add 8 to 10 cents per mile in weekly incentive pay
- While training with your mentor: $75 a day
- Extra pay for detention, layovers, breakdowns and multi stop loads
Your Path to Solo
- Onboarding (1 week): skills evaluation and coaching, hotel included, $100 for food
- Mentor phase (10 days or more): at least 5 hours of driving every day with a checklist to work through
- Sign off: back the truck, do the pre-trip, pass the road test
- Solo: you are upgraded to first seat with your own assigned division
- Female students are always matched with female mentors
Schedule
- 1 to 2 weeks out at a time
- 6 day work week, Monday to Saturday
- Sunday is your reset day, every week
- Truck goes home with you on time off
Freight and Truck
- No touch dry van from direct customers, about 70% drop and hook
- Automatic sleeper cabs, about 1.5 years old, APU and fridge installed
- Only an outward facing camera
- 401k with company match up to 3%, paid vacation, paid tolls
- Tuition reimbursement for CDL school
- $200 orientation pay and up to $800 travel reimbursement
Requirements
- Completed CDL school within 12 months, no trucking employer since then
- No more than 4 moving violations over the last 3 years
- No DUI or DWI in the past 5 years
- Must pass urine drug testing and a DOT physical