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Blue Fox TR is hiring Class A CDL drivers for a home weekly, dedicated Southeast route. This full-time position covers deliveries in SC, FL, GA, NC and AL.
Pay includes $.63 per CPM and $240 for every trailer unload, plus a $2,000 sign-on bonus paid out over 60 days. Benefits (medical, dental, 401K, PTO) start after 30 days, with rider and pet allowed.
Training lasts 2–4 days, with $150 paid during training. Drivers are responsible for loading at stores; store personnel handle final inventory.
Class A CDL Drivers Home Weekly Dedicated Southeast (Full Time)
Types of Jobs: Dedicated Account
Class A drivers run dedicated account with deliveries in SC, FL, GA, NC and AL only. The average weekly pay is $1450-$17500/WK, full benefits after 30 days and wed love for you to bring a rider and a pet.
Drivers will pick up trailers, which are hook and go, in Savannah and make deliveries to stores in SC, FL, GA, NC and AL. At each store the driver will take boxes and place them on a conveyor belt. Once it is on the conveyor belt the store personnel will take it off and put it into inventory.
Drivers are paid $.63CPM and $240 for every trailer unload. Drivers are also paid a $2000 sign on bonus, and it is paid out over 60 days. Earn your full benefits after 30 days which include medical, dental, 401K, PTO and more.
Drivers will train on the account for 2-4 days and are paid $150 during training. Once training is over drivers can have their rider and pet.
Minimum 3 months Class A driving experience in the last 3 years (local, regional, or OTR; 40 trailer; excludes trainer/school time)
No more than 3 jobs in the last 12 months
If you have been terminated from a previous job due to safety tissues you must have 6 months of safe driving with another carrier
Relatively clean MVR with no CMV accidents that resulted in injury, jack knife or rollover in the last 5 years
This job is physical and drivers will place boxes on a conveyor belt that goes into the store. The driver is NOT responsible for any inventory or merchandising, once it is in the store, the store personnel handle the final part of the delivery