Company Driver Tanker Local 2-3 years

CDL Training Guide; Sedalia (MO); Hybrid; USD 68,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Phone reimbursement

PTO from day one

Health Insurance after 90 days

401k with company match

Job summary

CDL Training Guide is seeking CDL A local drivers in Sedalia, MO. This role offers home daily and a strong benefits package.

Starting pay is .45 cents per mile with an average of 380–450 miles per day. Other pay elements include $27 per load, $20 per stop, and $10 for pump-offs, plus $20 per hour for delays and a monthly phone reimbursement.

Qualifications

• Must have Class A CDL with Tanker Hazmat endorsements
• Must pass current DOT physical
• Knowledge of DOT requirements for transportation and hazardous material transportation

Skills

CDL Class A

Tankers endorsement

Hazmat endorsement

Job description

CDL A Company Local Drivers

.45 CPM average; 380-450 miles per day

Home Daily – Great Benefits

Driver Benefits

• Starting pay for no Fuel Hauling experience .45 cents per mile average 380-450 miles per day
• Higher starting pay may be offered based on experience
• Additional pay for night/overnight drivers
• 27.00 per load average 3-4 loads a day
• 20.00 per stop( this is one load plus a stop)
• 5.00 for a parking lot split( if it's needed to move the truck from one tank to another if the hoses don't reach)
• 10.00 for a pump off (1-2 a day on top of load pay)
• 20.00 per hour for delay (shop, any repair, delay loading and such)
• 40.00 a month phone reimbursement
• PTO accrued from day one available to use after 90 days
• Health Insurance is available after 90 days
• 401k with up to 5% company match after 1 year

Qualifications

• Must have Class A CDL with Tanker Hazmat endorsements
• Must pass current DOT physical
• Knowledge of DOT requirements for transportation and hazardous material transportation

In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Sedalia. Missouri is centrally located in the US and is a major cross-country thoroughfare to and from the eastern and western parts of the US. Missouri’s eastern border is the Mississippi River, therefore river ports are plentiful which expands even further the product options for truck drivers to haul.