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Willow Ridge LLC in Omaha, NE is seeking a Truck Driver for full-time employment to support our logistics operations across the Midwest. You will drive company vehicles, ensure safe deliveries, perform basic maintenance, and comply with federal and state regulations.
The role requires a CDL, a clean driving record, and 1–2 years of trucking experience. You’ll coordinate with dispatch and customers, communicate clearly, and commit to safety and efficiency in every drop.
Willow Ridge LLC, based in Omaha, NE, seeks a Truck Driver for FULL_TIME employment. This role is crucial for our logistics operations, ensuring goods are delivered safely and efficiently across the Midwest.
In this role, you'll drive company vehicles to transport goods, maintain them, and follow federal and state regulations. You'll coordinate with dispatch and customers to ensure timely deliveries.
You’ll work in our team at Willow Ridge LLC in Omaha, NE. Our workplace is a key part of our logistics operations, with a focus on efficiency and safety.
The salary range for this position is between $45,000 and $66,645 per year, with the exact amount typically determined by factors such as experience, qualifications, and performance. In addition to the base salary, employees are eligible for a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance to cover medical expenses, retirement plans to help save for the future, and paid time off to allow for personal and professional development. The benefits package is designed to support the overall well-being and financial security of employees.
To be a successful logistics driver, you should possess a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL), an excellent driving record, and substantial experience in the logistics industry. Strong communication skills are essential for effectively coordinating with dispatchers, warehouse staff, and other drivers. A commitment to safety is paramount, as it ensures the well-being of yourself, your colleagues, and the cargo you transport. Additionally, you should be able to handle long hours and be flexible with your schedule, as logistics often requires working irregular hours and being available for last-minute deliveries.