CDL-A Driver Trainee - Western Regional Reefer

Job Description

Job Description

Paid Road Training. Western Regional Reefer. Assigned Truck.This opening gives newer CDL-A drivers a structured route from paid training into a solo Western regional position with refrigerated freight.WHAT COMES AFTER TRAINING$1,200-$1,300 average weekly earningsApproximately 1,900-2,100 miles each weekStarting mileage pay of $0.51 per mile$15 stop payMonthly driver performance bonus opportunityTRAINING STAGEPaid behind-the-wheel training runs approximately 3-5 weeks for 200-250 hours. Idaho trainee pay is $650 per week. Orientation takes no more than two days; $300 is paid upon hire.LIFE ON THIS RUNRegional reefer freightHome every two weeksDay/night driving requiredWeekend work requiredTRUCK & TRAILERReefer trailersMainly Freightliner tractorsAutomatic and 10-speed manual transmissionsAverage tractor age approximately 1.5 yearsPermanently assigned truck - no slip seatingBENEFITS - ELIGIBLE AFTER 30 DAYSMedical, prescription, dental and vision plans401(k) retirement planEmployee Stock Purchase ProgramLife and disability coverageEmployee Assistance ProgramRIDER & PET PROGRAMSOnce training is complete, the rider program is available for approved passengers and one approved dog under 40 lbs. is permitted.REQUIREMENTSMust be at least 21 years oldValid Class A CDLMinimum 120 hours from an accredited truck driving schoolCDL-A trainees with less than 6 months of recent driving experience are welcomeSolid employment history without major unemployment gapsAcceptable MVR and driving record requiredMust pass a DOT-compliant pre-employment drug testMust meet all applicable driver qualification and hiring requirementsMust be available for day/night driving and weekend work when requiredPUT YOUR CDL-A TO WORKIf Western regional driving fits your goals, apply today. Qualified candidates can expect same-business-day recruiter follow-up.Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).