Recent Graduates Truck Driver Hometime Weekly Class A 1300per week

Overhaul Carriers; Bowling Green (KY); On-site; USD 50,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

Overhaul Carriers Ltd. in Bowling Green, KY seeks CDL A drivers to start with comprehensive training and grow into solo driving roles. Weekly pay ranges from $1,100 to $1,300 with 5 days out and 2 days home, plus a couple of days off pattern. Company emphasizes safety, on-time delivery, and clear communication with dispatch.

Candidate must have a CDL A, 120-hour CDL training, clean MVR, and ability to pass DOT drug screening. This is a hands-on driving position with home time built in.

Qualifications

• Valid CDL Class A license.
• Recent CDL A Truck Driving School Certificate of minimum of 120 hours.
• Clean motor vehicle record and background checks.
• Ability to pass a DOT drug screen (Urine and Hair Follicle Test).

Responsibilities

• Complete pre trip and post trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
• Maintain accurate logs and trip documentation.
• Communicate clearly with dispatch and driver managers.

Skills

CDL Class A

Clean MVR

DOT drug screen

Education

CDL Training Certificate (120 hours)

Job description

Career

Career.

Training that prepares you for solo driving position quickly and safely., an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

Trainees Accepted: Our company will train you.

Driving Account: $1100 to $1300 per week.
Home Weekly: 5 days out and 2 days home with your family., Days Off: Tues/Wed or Wed/Thurs.

Duties

• Complete pre trip and post trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
• Maintain accurate logs and trip documentation,
• Communicate clearly with dispatch and driver managers.

Requirements

• Valid CDL Class A license.
• Recent CDL A Truck Driving School Certificate of minimum of 120 hours.
• Clean motor vehicle record and background checks.
• Ability to pass a DOT drug screen (Urine and Hair Follicle Test).

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