Commercial Driver

Commercial Driver

Job Summary of Commercial Driver:

This job entails transporting cargo safely and effectively over extended distances. The focus of the role is on maintaining a steady level of miles, complying with safety measures, and ensuring punctual deliveries, with the added advantage of receiving competitive compensation and perks within a nurturing workplace setting.

Job Duties and Responsibilities of Commercial Driver:

• Drive commercial trucks to deliver goods securely across extensive routes.
• Conduct comprehensive vehicle checks before and after journeys to guarantee adherence to regulations and security measures.
• Follow regulatory guidelines to ensure that electronic logs and documentation are accurately maintained.
• Establish clear and efficient communication with dispatch and team members to organize delivery schedules effectively.
• Properly secure the cargo to avoid any potential harm while in transportation.
• Comply with all rules set by the government, state, and the organization.

Qualifications and Experience of Commercial Driver:

• Must be at least twenty-one years old or older.
• Possession of a legitimate Class A Commercial Driver’s License.
• A minimum of six months of documented experience driving long distances on highways is required.
• No SAP drivers.

Benefits of Commercial Driver:

• Independent drivers can make as much as $0.56 for each mile they drive alone.
• Individuals in the highest income bracket earn over $100,000 per year.
• Instructors receive an extra $0.23 per mile when accompanying a student during their dispatch.
• Solo drivers cover an average of 118,800 miles per year on the road.
• A realistic payment system based on miles traveled.
• Dependable household schedules and steady cargo transportation.
• 90% no-touch freight.
• Several types of payment incentives are available, such as stop-off compensation, Canadian border remuneration, local region payments, overnight stay fees, and wages for tasks outside the usual scope of duties.
• Holiday pay.
• Rider programs available.
• Entire fleet outfitted with electronic logging systems (e-logs).
• The layover compensation is set at $125 for the initial 24-hour period and an additional $125 for each successive 24-hour period thereafter.

About Contract Freighters:

Contract Freighters is a prominent transportation firm focused on delivering reliable shipping solutions. The company places high importance on ensuring drivers are content, safe, and performing with excellence. Through a contemporary set of vehicles and a promise of steady distances, CFI creates a supportive atmosphere for development and dependable income prospects.