Location: Remote (Work From Home)
Experience: Entry Level
(We will also accept SAP drivers. Failed UA needs to be more than 120 days)
Benefits for Driver & Family
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Additional Info
Refrigerator in truck
Paid Weekly
No Hazmat Loads
100% No Touch Freight
Additional Pay: Wait, Stop Over, Deadhead
Job Requirements
3 months of tractor trailer experience: NO EXCEPTIONS
If you are an SAP driver 120 after failed UA
No more than 3 moving violation in the past 3 years
No more than 3 accidents in the past 3 years
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Based on recent jobs postings on Zippia, the average salary in the U.S. for a Truck Driver-Over-The-Road is $68,875 per year or $33 per hour. The highest paying Truck Driver-Over-The-Road jobs have a salary over $100,000 per year while the lowest paying Truck Driver-Over-The-Road jobs pay $47,000 per year
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A delivery driver's general responsibility is to ensure that the packages are being delivered to the destination safely and timely. Delivery drivers must be able to communicate well with the delivery team for the most convenient routes and assigned schedule. A delivery driver also has to check with the customer should there be any concerns regarding the items delivered to guarantee satisfaction and accurate service. Delivery drivers should also have basic knowledge of engines in case of any system malfunctions on the road.
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