HOME WEEKLY CDLA Dollar Tree Account

Transporting Logistics; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 50,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Dollar Tree in South Carolina is seeking a dedicated CDL A driver for our Cowpens account. This full-time role offers a home weekly schedule and requires drivers to hand-unload trailers using rollers, delivering approximately 3 loads per week across SC, NC, GA, AL, TN, KY, VA, WV and OH.

You will typically run about 1,100 miles weekly with backhaul to the Distribution Center, often with no-touch freight. Equipment is top-of-the-line; drivers may take trucks home when safe, and a 34-hour reset is

Qualifications

• CDL A license required.
• Home weekly schedule and safe unloading experience.

Responsibilities

• Deliver Dollar Tree freight from Cowpens, SC to multiple states.
• Hand-unload trailers using rollers as required.
• Maintain 1,100 miles weekly with ~3 loads and three stops per load.

Skills

CDL A

Driver

Job description

Dedicated Class A Driver - Home Weekly

$1,695-2,095/WK

Dollar Tree - South Carolina

3 MONTHS EXP NECESSARY!

CALL Hunter 435-220-7244

Job Description:

• We are hiring a Dedicated CDL A driver for our Dollar Tree account out of Cowpens, SC.


• This full-time position offers a home weekly schedule and requires drivers to hand-unload trailers using rollers.


• On average, drivers will deliver 3 loads per week, making three stops per load and covering an estimated 1,100 miles weekly.


• This role provides competitive pay and is perfect for those who enjoy an active driving experience.

Delivery Locations:

• Account delivers customer freight out of Cowpens, SC to locations in SC, NC, GA, AL, TN, KY, VA, WV, and OH.


• Drivers typically pick up no-touch live loads when backhauling to the Distribution Center.

Schedule:

• Home Time: 34-hour reset weekly. Days off are either Friday night to Saturday, or Saturday night to Sunday.

Compensation:

• Mileage Pay


• Stop Pay

Equipment:

• Top-of-the-line sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions, pulling 53' dry trailers.


• Drivers can take trucks home to park as long as it safe and secure. If drivers live near Cowpens, the account has a place to park the equipment.