CDL A - No Touch - $0.53 Per Mile

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Job Info

  • Job Location : Westborough, MA
  • Route Type : Local
  • Type of Assign : Temp to Hire

Job Requirements

  • CDL Class: CDL A
  • Experience: 6+ months

Additional Information

CDL A - No Touch - $0.53 Per Mile



TransForce is seeking a CDL A driver to support local shuttle runs, operations based in Framingham, MA.



CDL A Details





  • Schedule: Sunday - Thursday 4-8pm Start time, 10-hour days







  • Pay: $0.53 Cents Per Mile, $1,400 - $1,600 Weekly Average, $10-$30 per stop, $6 Drop and Hook, $22/hr detention pay after 3 hours







  • Route Type: Local







  • Freight / Load Type: Bottled water







  • Handling: Drop and hook





CDL A Minimum Requirements:





  • License: CDL A







  • Experience: 6+ months of recent, relevant, and verifiable driving experience




  • Clean Motor Vehicle Record (no major traffic violations or preventable accidents in last 3 years)




  • Must meet all DOT and FMCSA requirements





CDL A Responsibilities:





  • Safely operate CDL A equipment on local routes







  • Transport bottled water in accordance with DOT and company safety standards







  • Perform required handling tasks including drop and hook shuttle runs.







  • Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections







  • Maintain accurate logs and paperwork







  • Communicate effectively with dispatch and operations







  • Meet the physical demands of the role, including [lifting, climbing, strapping, tarping, etc., if applicable]





Benefits:





  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance







  • Paid time off







  • 401(k)







  • Referral program







Why Work With TransForce?



Join TransForce and see why our drivers are proud to be on the TransForce team. We offer steady pay, benefits, and work with a team that has your back. In addition, you’ll enjoy assignment flexibility that you won’t find anywhere else.



TransForce is accepting applications on an ongoing basis.



Apply now or call 508-316-2360


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