Drivers Class A Entry Level

CDL A DRIVER

The broad range of transporting options includes dry freight, wine tanks, compartment wine tanks, food grade liquid tanks, and sugar pneumatic. In operation for more than 20 years Blackwell's Trucking offers 24-hour dispatch, competitive rates, maximum payload capacity, and a state-of-the-art washout facility ensuring a bacteria-free environment.

From great health benefits and flexible scheduling, we provide what you need to feel great about going to work. Competitive benefits packages are just the start.

Let's talk today about how we taking your trucking career to the next level. Now offering the highest standards of quality and service, and this includes our employees, contractors, and suppliers. Our goal is to keep our work force engaged, enthusiastic, and passionate about driving America's Freight from state to state!

Benefits-

Consistent Freight

Direct Deposit

Weekly Pay

OUT 10-12 days

Rider Policy

Full Health Benefits Package

New Model Trucks

Paid holidays

Paid time off

$1,300 OR MORE WEEKLY

Schedules-

Drivers will have at least 10 hour break daily

Resets and home time is every OTHER WEEKEND

Drivers mostly day driving, but some loads may run overnight

Duties -

Drivers operate within SOUTH CENTRAL mostly

Pick up Pre-loaded containers

Dry Van Freight

No Touch Freight

Mostly Drop & Hook Loads

2400 miles weekly average

20% live loads at receiverResponsibilities-

Safe, legal and efficient operation of the tractor and trailer at all times.

Pre- and Post-trip inspections to ensure equipment is safe and legal. Submit reports to detail tractor and trailer conditions.

Requirements -

Must have certificate from accredit school for new drivers

Valid Class A CDL

MVR/DAC reports clean

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Operating Where it Counts

Service areas include local, regional and national. Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.