Carrier Driver

Carrier Driver

Job Summary of Carrier Driver:

The primary responsibility is to securely and productively move goods along extensive transportation routes. The emphasis lies on achieving a consistent distance traveled, following safety guidelines, and ensuring dependable arrival times, while also providing the chance to receive attractive remuneration and advantages in a welcoming work atmosphere.

Job Duties and Responsibilities of Carrier Driver:

• Safely transport cargo over extended distances using commercial vehicles.
• Carry out detailed inspections of vehicles prior to departure and upon return to verify compliance and safety.
• Adhere to regulatory standards when documenting information in electronic logs.
• Ensure smooth coordination with dispatch and colleagues to facilitate the delivery process seamlessly.
• Take necessary precautions to prevent damage to the goods by securely fastening the freight.
• Follow regulations at the federal, state, and corporate levels.

Qualifications and Experience of Carrier Driver:

• Individuals must be twenty-one years of age or above.
• Holding an authentic Class A CDL.
• Verifiable over-the-road expertise of at least half a year is necessary.
• No SAP drivers.

Benefits of Carrier Driver:

• Solo drivers have the potential to earn up to fifty-six cents per mile.
• Those at the top of the income scale bring in aual salaries exceeding $100,000.
• Trainers get a supplemental $0.23 per mile for driving with a student.
• Drivers traveling alone typically drive 118,800 miles each year.
• Mileage-based payment arrangement that is functional.
• Trustworthy home arrival times and continuous freight delivery.
• 90% no-touch freight.
• Different forms of pay bonuses like stoppage compensation, Canadian border salary supplements, locality allowances, overnight stay stipends, and remuneration for tasks that deviate from standard responsibilities.
• Holiday pay.
• Rider programs available.
• Every vehicle in the fleet has been installed with electronic log devices.
• A payment of $125 is granted for the first day of layover, with an extra $125 awarded for each subsequent 24-hour period.

About Contract Freighters:

Contract Freighters is a top-tier transport organization that values the satisfaction, safety, and operational efficiency of its drivers. By utilizing up-to-date equipment and ensuring consistent mileage, CFI fosters an environment that encourages progression and stable earning opportunities.