Location: New Baltimore, MI or Remote
Experience: Entry Level
CALL RICK @ 630-291-5421 FOR PHONE INTERVIEW AND APPLICATION
LOOKING FOR CONSISTENT PAY AND DAILY HOME TIME?
ONLY 3 MONTHS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
• Must live within a 25-mile radius of Stanwood, MI, Grand Rapids, MI Chesterfield, MI
• On this new fleet, you’ll be hauling loads between the plant in Stanwood, Michigan and various locations in the Chicago or Detroit areas.
• Night driving is required
• The average pay is around $1,250 per week gross.
• You’ll get home every day on this fleet. No touch, and good miles at around 2,400 miles per week!
• Payscale
Exp RPM
0 - 6 Months $0.50
7 - 12 Months $0.51
2 years $0.52
3 years $0.53
4 years $0.54
5 years $0.55
6 years $0.56
7 years $0.57
8 years $0.58
9 years $0.59
10 years $0.60
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Location: Boonville, IN or Remote
Experience: Entry Level
Must be able to generate own leads
Unlimited income potential
Trucking experience needed.
Truck recruiting experience preferred!
Identify qualified drivers through various recruiting and sourcing tools
Screen, interview, and place qualified truck drivers
Build and maintain relationships with drivers to generate referrals and leads
Perform various customer service related activities
Pay is 100 % COMMISSION based
Must be able to generate leads on your own.
Unlimited income potential
No experience needed at all!
Location: Sterling, VA
Experience: Entry Level
Our Van Drivers pick up and deliver documents, packages, and other items as required at commercial, federal, and residential locations while in constant communication with our dispatch team. The current shift is Monday - Friday starting at 7:00am.
Essential Functions
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands
While performing the duties of this job the employee is frequently required to perform rigorous physical activities that require considerable use of arms and legs and whole body movement such as standing, reaching, walking, climbing, balancing, stooping, carrying over 50 lbs., and repetitive hand motions requiring finger dexterity and hand eye coordination. Ability to hear, speak, and visually inspect are required.
Preferred Education and Experience
Delivery driver experience
Knowledge of the Washington D.C. metropolitan area
Additional Eligibility Requirements
Satisfactory completion of background screening, drug screening. Once onboard you will complete: HIPAA training, Bloodborne Pathogen training, OSHA Warehouse training, TSA training, forklift training, driving record.
Benefits Include
Paid Holidays
Paid Time Off
Group Health Insurance including vision
Group Dental Insurance
401(k) Retirement Account with Match
FSA for Medical and Childcare expenses
Life Insurance
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