Regional Class A Driver: Home Weekly, Drop & Hook

EFitz Logistics; Smyrna (DE); On-site; USD 67,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Health insurance

Life insurance

New Hire Transition Bonus

Referral Bonus

Detention pay

Wage increases

Orientation/Training

Paid Vacation

Job summary

EFitz Logistics is seeking a Regional Class A Driver to safely operate tractor-trailers across the Atlantic region. You will report to the Logistics Manager and apply strong driving skills, including handling manual transmissions and refrigerated trailers, to ensure timely deliveries.

The role requires 12+ months of verifiable experience, a valid Class A license, and Delaware residency. Home time is weekly with a minimum 34 hours, and the route covers about 2,400 miles per week with no-touch

Qualifications

• Must have 12+ months verifiable tractor-trailer experience in the last 3 years.
• Valid Class A commercial driver’s license.
• Must be 21 years of age or older.
• Residency in Delaware required.
• No SAP drivers.

Responsibilities

• Operate a Class A tractor-trailer to transport goods safely and efficiently.
• Load and unload freight, ensuring proper handling and securing of cargo.
• Maintain accurate logs of driving hours and vehicle inspections.
• Adhere to all traffic laws and safety regulations while on the road.
• Participate in employee orientation and training programs as required.
• Communicate effectively with dispatch and other team members to coordinate deliveries.

Skills

Tractor-trailer experience

Class A license

Age 21+

Delaware residency

No SAP drivers

Job description

EFitz Logistics is seeking a Regional Class A Driver to safely operate tractor-trailers across the Atlantic region. You will report to the Logistics Manager and apply strong driving skills, including handling manual transmissions and refrigerated trailers, to ensure timely deliveries.

The role requires 12+ months of verifiable experience, a valid Class A license, and Delaware residency. Home time is weekly with a minimum 34 hours, and the route covers about 2,400 miles per week with no-touch