Pay
$68k - $85k/yr
- Location
- Bellevue, NE
- Equipment
- Reefer
- Route
- Regional · USA only
- Experience
- 1+ year
About this job
Our company runs regional and dedicated freight across multiple states, hauling refrigerated and dry trailers, live haul, tankers, container chassis and grain hoppers. This CDL-A regional role pays well, gets you home weekly and comes with solid benefits.
Pay
- Earn $68,000 to $85,000 per year, with top earners making $95,000 or more
- All miles paid, whether loaded or empty, unless you're headed home
- Extra pay for breakdowns, layovers, in-transit layovers, extra stops/pickups and unloading
- Orientation is paid
- JBS covers lumper fees
- $3,000 retention bonus, plus monthly safety bonuses
- Refer a driver and earn up to $3,100: $50 weekly during their first year, plus a $500 bonus at their 3-month mark
Home time
You'll get 1 day off for every 7 days on the road.
What you'll haul
- Average 2,000+ miles per week across a multi-state region
- Freight is 75% drop and hook, 80% live unload
- Truck assignments can be at any JBS terminal - you're not guaranteed to run out of your home terminal
Requirements
- At least 21 years old
- CDL-A with 1 year of tractor-trailer experience
- Experience with 48'-53' trailers
- New to the job? Mentor and training programs are available if you have less than a year behind the wheel
Benefits
- Medical, vision and dental coverage starting after 60 days on the job
- Paid sick leave and six company holidays
- 401(k) match up to 50% on your first 4% contributed, starting after one year with a five-year vesting schedule
- Pet and rider policies available
- Simplified orientation - begin online, finish at your local terminal
- Better Futures Program covers community college tuition for you or a dependent
Terminals are located in Greeley, Colorado; Green Bay, Wisconsin; Cactus, Texas; Pittsburg, Texas; Tolleson, Arizona; and Oakwood, Georgia.
The hiring carrier's name is shared with you once you apply through the DriverRoll app, where you can message them directly.
