Now Hiring: OTR CDL Class A Drivers

UNIS Transportation, one of the nation's fastest-growing logistics companies, is seeking experienced Over-The-Road (OTR) CDL Class A Drivers to play a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless movement of non-hazardous freight across the Lower 48 states. This role not only emphasizes operational efficiency through consistent and high-mileage routes but also offers an exceptional driver experience with industry-leading support, state-of-the-art equipment, and a commitment to safety and earning potential. As an OTR CDL Class A Driver, you will be the backbone of our transportation network, driving the success of our logistics operations while representing the UNIS standard of reliability, professionalism, and care. Responsibilities 1. Safely and efficiently transport non-hazardous freight across the Lower 48 states, ensuring compliance with Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and other state and federal laws. 2. Execute Drop & Hook and Linehaul routes within the UNIS nationwide terminal network to meet scheduled delivery timelines and sustain operational consistency. 3. Maintain and operate company-assigned modern sleeper trucks and 53’ dry van equipment with care, conducting essential pre-trip and post-trip inspections to ensure vehicle safety and compliance. 4. Deliver no-touch freight, prioritizing on-the-road safety and optimizing productivity by reducing handling time. 5. Act as a brand ambassador for UNIS Transportation by upholding professional conduct, providing excellent service to customers, and collaborating with internal logistics and driver support teams. Minimum Requirements 1. Valid CDL Class A license, demonstrating eligibility to operate commercial motor vehicles. 2. A minimum of 1–2 years of verifiable OTR driving experience hauling freight across multiple states in the U.S. 3. Clean driving record with no major violations or accidents in the past three years, showcasing a commitment to safety and accountability. Preferred Requirements 1. Experience operating Drop & Hook routes and running high-mileage schedules, with demonstrated ability to navigate long hauls independently and efficiently. 2. Familiarity with in-cab technology, GPS systems, and electronic logging devices (ELD) to ensure accuracy in recording hours and route tracking. 3. Prior experience driving a well-equipped sleeper truck with 53’ dry vans, along with a strong understanding of various terminal networks. #J-18808-Ljbffr UNIS