CDL-A Refrigerated Truck Driver in Philadelphia, PA

CDL-A Refrigerated Truck Driver in Philadelphia, PA


Company
Hirschbach Motor Lines
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Posted
8 hours ago
Via
via Monster

Job Description
Position Information

This fleet's drivers primarily operate in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and New York.

$800 Driver Orientation Qualification Process Pay

Account Hightlights:
• $1,800 Availability Incentive Pay (includes three load minimum)
• $1,250 base incentive with $183.33 extra per load unloaded up to 3 loads
Availability Incentive Pay is subject to restrictions and inclusive of any per diem pay. Must be available for six days of dispatch
• Weekly Home Time
• Monthly Safety & Preformance Incentive
• New Model Equipment
• Pet & Passenger Policy

Lease Recives:
• $0.99/per gallon for fuel regardless of pump price
• Full service Maintenance Plan

Company Recieves:
• Benefit Package
• Vacation Pay (after 1 year)

Give us a call for more details 888-719-0308

Skills:
Class A License, Pumps, Truck Driver

About the Company:
Hirschbach Motor Lines

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