Pay
$70k/yr
- Location
- Tucson, AZ
- Equipment
- Dry Van
- Route
- OTR · USA only
- License
- CDL A
- Position
- Company driver
About this job
Our company is looking for a Class A CDL driver to haul snack brands like Lay's, Doritos, and Cheetos to stores around Tucson, AZ. This is a long-haul role with a target annual pay of $70,000, starting around midnight and running into mid-morning, with mandatory Sunday work.
Pay
- Target annual pay is $70,000.
Schedule
- Shifts typically start at 12 AM and end around 10 AM, though days vary with business needs.
- Sundays are required, and you should expect to work holidays and weekends.
- Shifts can run up to 14 hours, with up to 11 hours behind the wheel.
What you'll haul
- You'll move chips, dips, and other snack products between Frito-Lay plants, grocery stores, rural storage units, and distribution points.
Requirements
- Must be at least 21 years old.
- Valid Class A commercial driver's license required.
- At least 100,000 accident-free miles or 2,500 accident-free hours of driving history.
- Comfortable lifting 15 to 50 pounds and handling product by hand, including overhead lifting.
- Able to stand, walk, and sit for extended stretches during the shift (sitting up to five hours a day).
- Willing to work holiday and weekend shifts.
What you'll do
- Drive a tractor-trailer safely in line with federal motor carrier rules.
- Load and unload freight, sometimes manually or with a two-wheeler.
- Collect signatures, manage returns, and keep delivery paperwork and invoices in order.
- Run pre- and post-trip inspections and log your activity on an electronic device.
- Stay in touch with dispatch, sales drivers, and customers throughout your route.
Benefits
- Hands-on and classroom training to learn the role.
- Competitive pay and benefits package.
- Opportunities to build a long-term career with the company.
Our company is an equal opportunity employer and considers all qualified applicants regardless of background.
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