38 CDL A Truck Driver Jobs in Baton Rouge, LA
Albany Trucking - Indeed is Hiring a CDL A Truck Driver Near Baton Rouge, LA
Seeking a Refreshing Change in Trucking? Say Goodbye to Fleet Managers.
Are you exhausted from the monotony of the traditional trucking experience? Ready to break free from the constraints of industry norms? It's time to embark on a new journey with us. Join our elite team and immerse yourself in a revolutionary approach to driving.
At our company, we understand the frustrations that often come with the typical driver experience. That's why we've revolutionized our operations, bidding farewell to the conventional fleet manager model. Instead, we offer a dynamic environment where drivers are empowered to take charge of their own journeys.
Located in the vibrant city of Augusta, GA, our company is at the forefront of innovation in the trucking industry. We're committed to providing our drivers with the support, resources, and autonomy they need to thrive on the road. Join us and discover a whole new way of driving-one that prioritizes your freedom, flexibility, and success.
Why Choose Us:
At Albany Trucking, we offer competitive pay, allowing you to earn $1,500 or more weekly based on your preferred mileage. What sets us apart is our unique company culture, where you'll enjoy 24/7 mentorship and support. Unlike dealing with just one fleet manager, you'll have a dedicated team to assist you on the road, ensuring your success. We prioritize your work-life balance, guaranteeing home time every other weekend. Additionally, we provide comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage available after 30 days, along with 401K eligibility after 6 months and vacation time.
What You'll Do:
As part of our team, you'll haul general freight in a dry van trailer across the United States, primarily East of I-35. Enjoy the convenience of 100% no-touch freight with an average haul length of 700 miles. Expect to cover an average of 2,500 miles per week, with top performers reaching up to 3,200 miles. With potential earnings between $1,500 to $1,600 weekly, you'll drive a new Kenworth or Freightliner with a sleeper cab. You can either park at any of our terminals or take the truck and trailer home.
What You'll Receive:
Experience a supportive company culture with a dedicated support team to assist you. Enjoy paid time off, including paid orientation. We provide comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage. Additionally, you'll receive additional pay for detention, layover, and breakdowns.
What You Need:
To join our team, you'll need a CDL-A License (Class A) and a minimum of 3 months of tractor-trailer OTR experience within the last 3 years. No endorsements are required.
What's Next:
If you're interested in joining our team, fill out the application. Schedule an interview to learn more about our company and the role. Upon selection, receive a job offer within 2-3 days of the interview. Set a start date and receive travel information to pick up your truck.
Who we are:
At Albany Trucking, our mission is crystal clear: to lead the way on the open road. We hold our Class A CDL truck drivers in the highest regard, considering them indispensable members of our extended family. Within our tight-knit community, we foster an environment of unwavering support and genuine camaraderie. So, if you're ready to embark on an exciting journey with us, step aboard our fleet and experience the Albany Trucking difference firsthand.
Job Summary
Full Time
$35k-45k (estimate)
11/12/2023
05/21/2024
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