CDL A Drivers Run Flatbed Home Weekends -Will Train Securement

CDL A Drivers Run Flatbed Home Weekends - Will Train Securement Types: OTR Flatbed Job Overview Looking for Class A drivers with flatbed experience or those who need training in flatbed securement. Drivers work Mon‑Fri/Sat with a minimum of 34 hours of rest each week and get home every weekend. All drivers start at 27% of the load and average $1450–$1600 per week. Compensation & Schedule Start at 27% of load. Average weekly pay $1450–$1600. Minimum of 34 hours of rest each week. Five‑state coverage around your domicile location. Benefits Full benefits begin the first of the month after 30 days of employment. Benefits include medical, dental, 401(k), and more. Riders and pets are welcome at no charge (unless training required before truck assignment). Trucks no more than three years old, assigned to driver (Cascadias and T680s, all automatic). Trucks may be taken home. Bonuses Experienced flatbed drivers (see below training criteria) with five or fewer jobs in the last three years qualify for a $5000 bonus: $1500 on first load dropped, $1500 at 180 days, $2000 at one year. Requirements To qualify as an experienced flatbed driver, you must have either: One full year of verifiable Class A OTR or Regional experience in any type of trailer 48 or longer, plus 6 months of that being verifiable Class A regional or OTR flatbed in the last three years. 9 months of verifiable Class A OTR or Regional Flatbed experience in the last three years. To qualify to train in flatbed securement, you must have one full year of verifiable Class A OTR or Regional experience in the last three years. No more than 6 Class A driving jobs in the last three years. No more than 3 moving violations in the last three years; if you have a major moving violation you may not have any other moving violations in the last three years. You may have one DOT Preventable Recordable accident in the year as long as no fatality or injury. You may not have been terminated from most recent job for safety reasons. No felonies in the last 7 years and may not have any pending charges. No misdemeanors in the last 3 years. #J-18808-Ljbffr