Truck Driver Company - 1yr EXP Required - OTR - Dry Van - Rain Dogs Trucking, Inc.

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Job description

EXISTING TEAM COMPANY DRIVERS NEEDED .

CURRENTLY HIRING EXISTING TEAMS - UP TO 0.80 CPM

AND HIRING OWNER OPERATORS WITH OWN TRUCKS

Come and join our team! Rain Dogs Trucking Inc. is always hiring

We are currently hiring existing TEAM Company Drivers! This is an Over the Road position! All 48 states!

We are paying up to 0.80 cpm for TEAMS for all miles, empty and loaded, and we are offering miles a week and we have direct customer freight and dedicated lanes available.

This is Dry Van Freight, No Force Dispatch, No Touch Freight.

We have sign-on, referral and rewards bonuses!

The equipment we have for Team drivers is Volvo VNL 760 & Freightliner Cascadia trucks

Also, we are always hiring Owner Operators with their own equipment and we have lots FUEL discounts, maintenance discounts and FREE TRAILER RENT for the first month

NO SAP, NO TRAINEES! ALL CANDIDATES MUST HAVE MINIMMUM 2 YEARS OF OTR EXPERIENCE!

For more information please give us a call at ext.306 Tony or simply click and apply on the following link
EXISTING TEAMS AND OWNER OPERATORS WITH OWN TRUCKS ONLY!
A valid CDL Class A
At least 23 years old.
Must have 2 years of recent verifiable driving experience.
Must have a valid medical card issued.
No more than 2 moving violations and/or accidents in the last 2 years.
No recent handheld device or seat belt violations.
Must provide no less than 3 years of work history, non-driving work history for the past 3 years will be also verified. Previous employers and references will be checked and must be verifiable.
No failed or refused drug or alcohol tests ( this includes DWI's, DUI's and BAC's ).
No reckless driving convictions in the last 3 years.
Must know how to use the ELD (Electronic Log Device) and understand current FMCSA Hours of service rules.
Able to pass a drug test required by the FMCSA.
Able to pass the Clearing House required by the FMCSA.
No SAP drivers.
No Trainees.

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