CDL-A Steel Coil Driver
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Transportation
Truck Driver, CDL
CDL-A Steel Coil Driver | Home Daily | $1,250 - $1,350/Week
Job Type: Driver
We are hiring a CDL-A Steel Coil Driver for a dedicated construction-freight route hauling steel coils in dry vans. This is a consistent Monday - Friday position with daily home time, weekends off, a newer 2022 Kenworth T680, and strong mileage, hourly, overtime, and stop pay.
The route runs from West Hartford, CT to Philadelphia, PA and back to West Hartford, CT, with approximately 2,300 miles per week. Drivers must be comfortable securing steel coils by nailing wood into the trailer floor; aside from load securement, the freight is no-touch.
Pay and bonusStarting hourly pay: $23.00 per hour
Overtime pay: $34.50 per hour
Pay after 12 months: $24.00 per hour, with $36.00 per hour overtime
Average weekly pay: $1,250 - $1,350
Stop pay: $17 per stop, approximately 10 stops weekly
New-hire bonus: $500 one-time bonus paid on the second paycheck
Schedule and home timeMonday through Friday
Must be able to work an afternoon/night schedule
Operating areaCT, PA — West Hartford, CT to Philadelphia, PA round trip
What you will doHaul steel coils primarily for construction customers
Transport freight in a dry van on a dedicated round-trip route
Secure steel coils by nailing wood into the trailer floor
Complete approximately 10 stops per week
Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections
Freight and equipmentFreight: steel coils on wooden pallets
Trailer: dry van
Touch freight: required for load securement; otherwise no-touch
Truck: 2022 Kenworth T680 with automatic transmission
Driver requirementsValid Class A CDL
Minimum 6 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
Must live within 30 miles of Hartford, CT
Able to work an afternoon/night schedule
Comfortable securing loads using wood and nails
Able to meet load-securement and safety requirements
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