CDL-A Truck Driver Paid Training Entry Level

Eastern Idaho drivers: steady grocery freight, round trips that always bring you back, and a home weekly schedule.

No experience? No problem. Drivers straight out of CDL school are trained for this account.

• “Is this no touch?” Yes. You never unload the trailer.
• “How long am I out?” Every load is a round trip, and you are home every week
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• “What trucks will I drive?” Automatics, pulling dry and refrigerated trailers.
• “Does my school count?” 120 hours or more from a CDL school, and yes.

• $1,300 to $1,500 average per week, $60,000 to $75,000 a year
• $650 a week while you train
• $10 first stop, $15 every stop after
• $20 extra on loads under 250 miles
• 2,500 to 3,000 miles weekly

Store deliveries for one retail customer, based out of northern Utah, covering Idaho, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada and California. The account never stops: day and night dispatches, weekends and holidays included. It moves fast and rewards drivers who like to keep rolling.

It starts with a phone call where a recruiter checks your license and record with you. Orientation lasts 2 days at most, with the hotel paid, your bus ticket reimbursed and $300 once hired. Then 4 to 6 weeks beside a mentor learning backing, trip planning, logs and fueling. Then the truck is yours.

• A Class A CDL and to be 21 or older
• 120 hours of CDL school, or 6 months of recent driving
• Up to 2 moving violations in 2 years, no DUI/DWI in 10
• DOT physical plus hair and urine drug test

medical, dental, vision, prescriptions, 401(k), stock purchase plan, paid time off, and a tuition free online degree for you plus one family member.

EOE.