CDL-A Truck Driver - Home Weekly

AMBSIMS & Associates Corp; Joliet (IL); On-site; USD 48,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly home time

Job summary

AMBSIMS & Associates Corp is seeking experienced CDL-A Drivers for a national account with excellent earning potential and weekly home time. The role covers approximately 970 miles per week in three turns with 3–5 stops per load, and involves unloading dry freight using rollers.

Top sleeper trucks with 53' trailers are provided, and drivers may take trucks home when safe. Shifts run Mon-Fri or Tue-Sat based on location, with 34-hour weekly home time and weekly resets.

Qualifications

• Experience as a CDL-A driver preferred.
• Willing to unload dry freight using rollers.
• Able to handle a touch freight account with active driving.
• Valid CDL-A and clean driving record.

Responsibilities

• Operate as a national account CDL-A driver on a regional/ national lane.
• Complete weekly home time with 970 miles per week across 3 turns and 3–5 stops per load.
• Unload dry freight using rollers and handle related unloading duties.
• Drive top-of-the-line sleeper trucks with 53' dry van trailers and take trucks home when safe.

Job description

Job Description:

• A national account with excellent earning potential and weekly home time is hiring experienced CDL-A Drivers.
• On this fleet, drivers typically cover an average of 970 miles per week, completing three turns with an average of three to five stops per load.
• This touch freight account requires drivers to unload dry freight using rollers. It's perfect for those who want to stay active while driving!

Delivery Locations:

• We deliver to WI, IA, MN, MI, IN, and Northern KY.

Schedule:

• Home Time: 34-hour weekly. Weekly reset usually falls on either Saturday & Sunday or Sunday & Monday.
• Shifts are Mon-Friday or Tuesday-Saturday based on the candidate’s location.

Compensation:

• Mileage Pay
• Unload Pay
• Backhaul Pay

Equipment:

• Top-of-the-line sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions pulling 53' dry van trailers.
• Drivers can take trucks home to park as long as it is safe and secure.