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Driver - Tanker Truck Driver (Class A CDL)
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Country: USA
Location: New Jersey MIDDLESEX
Job Status: Full time
Salary: Not specified
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Driver - Tanker Truck Driver (Class A CDL)
Schneider National, Inc.'s Bulk division is taking business to the next level by offering drivers consistent freight and flexible home time while offering incredible customer service. We are looking to hire 20 truck drivers to help grow our business in Keasbey or Paulsboro, NJ.
This Position features:
Flexible time off options
Driver should expect to be 10-14 days
Travel area to include the U.S. and Canada
Non hazardous and hazardous liquid commodities transported
Weekly miles between 2100-2400
Small CO feel with large CO benefits
Assigned tractors
Eligible Candidates Include:
Experienced OTR drivers
Recent truck driving school graduates
Ability to obtain a TWIC card and Haz Mat endorsement on CDL
Ability to park personal vehicle in either Keasbey or Paulsboro, NJ
Pay and Benefits:
Mileage based pay package + additional pay for loading and unloading
Quarterly performance bonus
Additional pay for loads going into and out of Canada
100% of the cost of the Haz Mat endorsement is reimbursed
Medical, dental, vision and life insurance plans
401k plan with Company match after 3 months
1 week paid vacation after 1 year, 2 weeks after 2 years, 3 weeks after 7 years and 4 weeks after 15 years.
Paid orientation
Interested in this truck driving position? Apply today by clicking the APPLY NOW button
Qualifications
Valid Class A CDL in state of residence
Tanker and Hazmat endorsement required
TWIC card (Transportation Worker Identification Card) required
Passport or FAST card required
Hiring Radius: 50 miles of Keasbey or Paulsboro, NJ
To APPLY go to:
https://schneider.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=1100000015&src=JB-10141
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