CDL-A OTR Company Driver - $1,500+ per week - No-Touch Drop & Hook
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$1,500 / week
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Description
Run no-touch, drop-and-hook freight in late-model equipment with a dispatch team that works around your home time. Based out of our Obetz, OH yard, with a terminal coming soon.
PAY
- 60-80 CPM
- $1,500+ per week
- $68,000-$95,000 per year
- Detention: $25/hr after 2 hours at the facility
- Paid deadhead miles
- Short-mileage pay adjustment so short loads still pay fairly
- Breakdown pay: $200/day, up to $1,000/week
- Holiday pay: extra $50 on top of regular earnings when you run on an observed holiday
- Out about 2 weeks at a time
- 47 states, no California
- Limited Northwest runs in winter months
- Dispatch accommodates home time requests and schedule needs
- Take your truck home if you have secure parking
- 2020 or newer sleeper trucks
- Company-owned and well maintained, at no cost to you
- 100% no-touch, drop-and-hook freight
- 401(k) with company contribution
- Medical (Cigna)
- Dental vision (Principal)
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Pet policy
- Passenger policy
- Organized, communicative dispatch
- Growing operation: our logistics sister company is building new dedicated opportunities
- Valid Class A CDL with 3+ years of experience
- Age 25 to 74
- No moving violations in the past 2 years
- No failed drug tests or drug/alcohol Clearinghouse violations in the past 15 years
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