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Overhaul Carriers Ltd. is seeking CDL Class A drivers for weekly home-time truck positions delivering freight using roller conveyors. This role involves driving in the Central region with consistent loads and staying compliant with safety standards.
Expect to complete pre- and post-trip inspections, maintain logs, and communicate clearly with dispatch. A clean MVR, DOT drug screen, and no major violations are required for consideration.
CDL Class A home time weekly driving jobs, driver unloads freight using roller conveyors., Overhaul Carriers Ltd.
Over the Road or Regional experience.
$1600 to $2100 per week.
5 out and 2 days home with your family, (Operating Area: MN, SD, ND, IA, NE, KS, MO, AR, OK, TN and KY).
2 to 3 loads per week and 4 to 5 stops per load.
Complete pre trip and post trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
Maintain accurate logs and trip documentation and Communicate clearly with dispatch and driver managers.
Valid CDL Class A license.
Clean motor vehicle record and background checks.
Ability to pass a DOT drug screen (Urine and Hair Follicle Test).
No more 3 in the last 3 years.
No Careless/Negligent Driving Violations, in past 3 years.
No Reckless Driving Violations, in past 5 years.
No major preventable accidents in a CMV in the the past 5 years.
Rollover.
Personal vehicle or company vehicle count.
No more than 3 preventable accidents in a CMV in the past 3 years.
Drivers termed from their last 2 Driving jobs (Class A or B) will not qualify.
Class A Felony, Must be 10 years old from the date of arrest/conviction and be reviewed.
Class B or C, Must be outside 7 years from the conviction date.
No DUI's in a Commercial vehicle ever.
No more than 2 DUI's in a lifetime.
No DUI's within the past 5 years.
Equal Employment Opportunity employer.
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.