Steel Hauling CDL-A Driver | $81K Average Annual Pay | Weekends Off

Herman N Logistics; Wyoming; On-site; USD 61,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid weekly

Home daily

Dedicated account

Job summary

Herman N Logistics in Saukville, WI is hiring Class A CDL drivers for a dedicated Charter Steel account. You will haul steel products using flatbed and dry van trailers, with newer equipment and a schedule that gets you home daily.

Average weekly pay is $1,500 and yearly around $81,000, with additional tarp, backhaul, live load, and detention pay. Weekends are off and start times are between 3 AM and 6 AM, with a Monday–Friday schedule.

Qualifications

• Valid Class A CDL required.
• Minimum 9 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience.
• Clean driving record and DOT Medical card.
• Able to work weekends.

Responsibilities

• Haul steel products on flatbed and dry van trailers.
• Operate on a dedicated Charter Steel account.
• Maintain newer equipment and safety standards.

Skills

Flatbed hauling

Safety-focused

Team player

Job description

We are hiring Class A CDL drivers for a dedicated Charter Steel account based in Saukville, Wisconsin. Put your flatbed skills to work hauling steel products with competitive activity-based pay, newer equipment, and a schedule that gets you home every day.

Pay & Earning Potential

• Average $1,500 per week
• Average $81,000 per year
• $0.755 per mile
• $34 tarping pay
• $18 backhaul pay
• $23 per live load
• $23 per hour for breakdowns and detention
• $42 short-haul pay for loads under 120 round-trip miles
• Paid weekly

Schedule & Home Time

• Home daily
• Monday–Friday schedule
• Start times between 3 AM and 6 AM
• Nights and weekends off

Freight & Equipment

• Dedicated Charter Steel account
• Haul steel products using flatbed and dry van trailers
• Newer equipment

Requirements:

• Valid Class A CDL
• Minimum 9 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
• No SAP Drivers
• Clean driving record
• DOT Medical card
• Able to work weekends
• Reliable and safety-focused