CDL Driver

Over The Road (OTR) Truck Driver

Over the Road (OTR) drivers can expect to pick up & deliver freight in multiple locations throughout the lower 48 states with the possibility of trucking through some Canadian provinces as well. Hazmat and Passport endorsements are strongly encouraged but not a requirement. OTR drivers can expect to be on the road for an average of 10-14 days at a time.

We provide competitive compensation, modern, high-quality equipment, and a healthy work/life balance with plenty of time to spend at home. By continually monitoring our evolving freight structure, we're able to maximize our truck drivers' home life and income opportunities.

Major Duties

• Transport and deliver freight regionally or over the road covering long distances in a safe, efficient, timely and legal manner.
• Maintain a professional attitude while communicating and coordinating with customers, dispatchers, and other support staff.
• Hook and unhook trailers; secure freight; install and remove tire chains as required by weather, tarp, and un-tarp freight if operating flatbeds.
• Complete all necessary paperwork and maintain records required under state and federal laws and regulations.
• Ensure that all operations are in compliance with state and federal laws and regulations.
• Perform routine inspection and preventative maintenance on assigned equipment and refer defects/repairs to appropriate company personnel.
• Represent the Company and the trucking industry in a professional manner.
• Maintain cleanliness of tractor and trailer, inside and out.

Minimum Qualifications

• Valid Commercial Driver's License
• 6 months previous tractor/trailer driving experience (Under 6 months will require extended training)
• Knowledge of all applicable DOT Regulations and Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
• Meet all standards (medical, safety, etc.) required by the DOT and pass required drug/alcohol test
• Acceptable background investigation results.
• Must be over the age of 21 and able to legally cross state lines while driving a commercial motor vehicle.

Physical Requirements

• The Dictionary of Occupational Titles classifies Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver in the Medium physical demand level.
• Code of Federal Regulations 404.1567 defines Medium level work as work that involves lifting no more than 50 pounds at a time with frequent lifting or carrying of objects weighing up to 25 pounds.
• Able to be away from home for extended periods of time, available for round-the-clock trips and able to remain alert while driving for periods of up to 11 hours
• Able to squat, crouch and reach as needed; able to enter and exit the vehicle's cab numerous times each day
• Must be able to work in severe weather conditionsboth heat and cold.

Our Turnover Rates Are The Lowest In The Nation

There's A Reason Why!

• Quarterly Bonuses (Retention, MPG, Cruise, Idle, Quarterly Training Bonus)
• 6.5 Weeks of Paid Time Off
• Paid Vacation
• 92% of our freight is contracted we're not searching for it.
• Our benefits are tough to beat. We offer paid holidays and vacation, Health Insurance with multiple plans (some with $0 deductibles), Flex Spending Account, and 401(k) with company match.
• Our Kenworth T680s, VNL860s, & Freightliner Cascadias are on average 1.5 years old. These trucks are meant to feel like home with refrigerators, APUs, 1800 Watt Inverters, and Satellite TV (with NFL Sunday ticket!)
• Pets and Rider Allowed!