OTR Driverother related Employment listings - Duncan, SC at Geebo

OTR Driver

Company Name:
Cheeseman LLC
Pay for Alll Miles Dispatched Loaded and Empty
(PC Practical Route not Shortes


.02 Cents per Mile East of Ohio
.04 Cents per Mile for Placarded Loads
All Stops Paid, First/Last all Between
$16.00 for Most Stops
$20.00 Stops in Indy-Detr-Clvd-Atla & Minn.
$25.00 Chgo-East Coast & Canada
Average Earnings over .42 Cents per Mile
2013 Int'l ProStars Automatic
$1000.00 Sign on Bonus at Six Months
$350.00 or Ipad Mini HD at Sixty Days
Requirements:






Six Months Recent OTR Experience Class A CDL
Good Driving and Work Record
Either Have Hazardous Material Endorsement or Able to Obtain


(Company Reimburse Cost of Fingerprint)






Six Months Recent OTR Experience Class A CDL
Good Driving and Work Record
Either Have Hazardous Material Endorsement or Able to Obtain


(Company Reimburse Cost of Fingerprint)






Six Months Recent OTR Experience Class A CDL
Good Driving and Work Record
Either Have Hazardous Material Endorsement or Able to Obtain


(Company Reimburse Cost of Fingerprint)






Six Months Recent OTR Experience Class A CDL
Good Driving and Work Record
Either Have Hazardous Material Endorsement or Able to Obtain


(Company Reimburse Cost of Fingerprint)
Company Description:
Midwest Regional No East Coast Home Every other Night

Must have Six Months Recent Tractor/Trailer experience, CDL Class A with Hazardous Material and Tanker endorsement or willing to get Asap, we reimburse cost of fingerprints. We do Not pull Tankers, but need endorsement for Totes in a Van. We pull 53 dry vans trucks are 2013 International ProStars, fully Automatic with Electronic Logs.
We are a Ltl Carrier with Multiple Stops, paying Mileage and Stops, we pay for all Stops First / Last and all in between. Drivers will average over 40 cents per mile. $1350.00 Sign on Bonus, Paid Orientation with full Major Medical and Direct Deposit.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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