Recent Graduates Accepted Class A Truck Driver 1500per week

Overhaul Carriers; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 57,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Job summary

Overhaul Carriers Ltd. offers recent CDL A graduates a structured start with paid training and a smooth transition into solo driving.

Duties include completing inspections, delivering freight safely and on schedule, and operating a Class A tractor trailer on long-haul routes. Home time is 2 weeks on the road followed by 2 days at home with your family. Weekly earnings range from $1260 to $1500.

Qualifications

• Valid CDL A license.
• CDL school certificate with at least 120 hours.
• Clean MVR and background.
• Ability to pass DOT drug screening.
• Dependable work ethic and willingness to learn.

Responsibilities

• Complete all required inspections.
• Deliver freight safely and on schedule.
• Operate a Class A tractor trailer on long haul routes.

Skills

CDL A license

Dependable work ethic

Willingness to learn

Education

CDL school certificate (120 hours)

Job description

Position.

Offers recent CDL A graduates a structured start with paid training and a smooth transition into solo driving.

Duties:

• Complete all required inspections.
• Deliver freight safely and on schedule.
• Operate a Class A tractor trailer on long haul routes.

Home Time:

• 2 weeks on the road followed by 2 days at home with your Family

Driving Account:

• Weekly earnings between $1260 to $1500 weekly.
• Average weekly miles between 2500 to 3000.
• Over‑the‑road paid training.

Experienced Driver Pay:

• Over‑the‑road or regional experience may qualify for experienced pay.

Requirements:

• Valid CDL A license.
• CDL school certificate with at least one hundred twenty hours.
• Clean M.V.R and background.
• Ability to pass DOT drug screening.
• Dependable work ethic and willingness to learn.

Overhaul Carriers Ltd., is a licensed contract carrier and property broker operating under the authority of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the United States Department of Transportation.