CDL-A Entry Level Dry Van Driver - Paid Training - Own Truck After Sign Off

Job Description

Job Description

Just finished CDL school in Lake Charles or Southwest Louisiana? Your first trucking job is open now. A mentor shows you the road, you learn at a steady pace, and solo drivers average $1,300 to $1,400 weekly. How Training Works Onboarding (7 days): company intro, skills evaluation and extra practice if you need it. Hotel covered plus a $100 food stipend On the road with a mentor (10+ days): at least 5 hours behind the wheel daily, following a training checklist. Paid $75 a day Final step: backing evaluation, pre-trip inspection and road test, then your own truck Female trainees ride with female mentors Extras That Matter Full health coverage, including dental, vision and Rx, starting at 60 days 401k, company matches up to 3% Tuition reimbursement toward your driving school Newer automatic sleeper with an APU and a fridge Travel paid back up to $800, plus $200 orientation pay Paid holidays, vacation and tolls The Job 100% no touch dry van, about 70% drop and hook Freight comes from direct customers and is planned 24 to 72 hours out Out 1 to 2 weeks, Monday through Saturday, with a 34 hour reset every Sunday Take your truck home on your time off The Money Expect around $1,300 to $1,400 in a normal solo week Same pay scale as experienced drivers, no lower rookie rate Weekly bonus on top of your pay when you perform Paid every Friday by direct deposit, with a raise every year Who Can Apply Must be 21 or older and hold a Class A CDL Graduated from a verifiable driving school with at least 120 hours, within 12 months This should be your first trucking job after school Up to 4 moving violations in 3 years, and no DUI/DWI in the last 5 You will need to pass a DOT physical and a urine drug test Apply on Indeed and talk with a recruiter who hires new drivers every week. Equal Opportunity Employer.