Location: Grapevine, TX
Company: US Logistics Solutions
company drivers to deliver local customer routes. Loading and unloading are required, as requested by the customer for local delivery routes. A handheld scanner is utilized to capture data on all cartons and deliveries must be made in specified windows. Must be able to keep a steady pace while operating safely and provide a professional and positive experience for our customers.
Consistent Schedules & Home Every Night with New Equipment! Compensation Average Weekly Gross Pay: $900-$1,080 $180 daily rate minimum (mileage and carton count incentives) $300 driver referral bonus (paid out after 90-days of employment) Paid weekly via direct deposit Benefits & Perks Great company benefits starting
after 30 days of hire: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Life Insurance Short Term Disability Insurance 401K 7 Paid Company Holidays 96 hours of accrued Paid Time Off Annually Paid training and orientation Perks: fuel card and wellness programs No slip seating Home Time, Route, & Schedule Home every night!
Day shift (various start times) Typical Monday-Friday Schedule. Subject to change per customer Level of Touch: Load and unload at retail stores Equipment Box truck with lift gate Fleet 3 years or newer Automatic Transmission Inward facing cameras Qualifications Must be at least 21 years of age NON CDL - Experience 6 Months Preferred but not required No DUI/DWI's in last 7 years
No more than 2 violation convictions within the past 36 months and no more than 2 preventable accidents within the past 3 years Us Logistics Solutions complies with all CDC requirements and guidelines Must meet Department of Transportation (DOT) testing and physical requirements and be knowledgeable of DOT regulations Must be able to pass a required pre-employment drug screen Hiring Radius: Prefer drivers living within 30 miles of Grapevine, TX US Logistics Solutions is an equal opportunity employer.
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