Truck Driver - Pet Supply Freight - CDL A

Job Description

Job Description

Regional Petco Freight, Weekly Pay and No Forced DispatchThis job is for an experienced CDL-A driver. You need at least one year of driving in the last three, and you live within 30 miles of the operation. You want regional work that averages $1,700 to $2,000 a week. You run out 5 days, Sunday to Thursday or Monday to Friday, with 1 to 2 days home each week possible.Domino Express Lines is hiring company drivers for regional dry van runs hauling pet supplies on a Petco account. Pay is $0.70 a mile, paid every week, and loads are never forced on you.This is touch freight. You unload with an electric pallet jack or liftgate, and some stops mean moving freight by hand onto a cart. We pay extra for that work, and we want you to know about it before you apply.How the Pay Adds Up$0.70 a mile, averaging $1,700 to $2,000 a week$25 per drop and hookDetention: $25 after the first hourMetro pay: $50Layover pay: $1256th day bonus: $75PM shift differential: $25 a dayManual unload bonus: $25$2,500 sign-on bonusPaid weeklyYour WeekRegional, out 5 days: Sunday to Thursday or Monday to Friday1 to 2 days home each week possibleSome PM shifts, paid with the $25 daily differentialNo forced dispatchRiders allowed at 18 or olderWhat the Work Looks LikeHaul dry van pet supply freight on the Petco accountUnload with an electric pallet jack or liftgate, with some manual unloading onto a cartRun pre-trip and post-trip inspections and keep your ELD logsDeliver safely and on time under FMCSA rulesBenefits From Day OneThis is a W-2 job with full benefits. Medical, dental, vision and prescription coverage start on your first day. You also get a 401(k) with company match, paid time off and six paid holidays.Who QualifiesValid Class A CDL1 year of driving experience within the past 3 years21 or older, as federal DOT rules require for interstate drivingLive within 30 miles of the operationAble to clear DOT and company hiring requirementsGetting StartedAfter your road test, you take the DOT physical and a capability test. Orientation follows at the operation location, before your start date. Orientation has no set days.Why Drivers Choose Domino Express LinesThe reasons are plain: a set mileage rate, extra pay for drops, waits, layovers and hand unloads, benefits that start on day one, and nobody pushing loads on you.An average of $1,700 to $2,000 a week, with no forced dispatch.Apply through this posting. If you apply on a weekday during business hours, we call you back that same day. If you apply later, we call you the next business day.Domino Express Lines is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Every qualified applicant is considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or veteran status.