Cargo/Freight, Class A License, Compensation and Benefits, Driver's License, NIS (Network Information Service), Regulations, Time Management, Truck Driver
NIS Express is now accepting applications from entry level CDL-A drivers for dry van routes in Texas, mainly east of I-35.
If you hold a valid Class A CDL and recently completed truck driving school, this is your next step.
HOW TRAINING WORKS
You are assigned a personal trainer on day one. For 4 to 6 weeks you run real freight together on real routes, earning $650 a week while you learn. You get evaluated along the way and go solo only when you are ready.
What your trainer will cover:
- Safe Class A tractor-trailer operation on real routes
- ELD operation and hours-of-service compliance
- Pre and post-trip inspection procedures
- Dispatch communication and company road procedures
DAY TO DAY ON THE JOB
- Operate a Class A tractor-trailer within all DOT regulations
- Haul dry van freight mainly east of I-35
- Bi-weekly home time
- Hit delivery windows and maintain strong on-time performance
- Keep ELD logs, DVIRs and all trip paperwork accurate and current
- Complete thorough vehicle inspections before and after every shift
- Stay in clear professional contact with dispatch and customers
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
- $650 weekly during training
- $1,000 weekly guaranteed for your first 3 months as a new driver
- Average weekly pay of $1,400 to $1,800 once established on the road
- Medical, dental and vision after 30 days
- Company-paid life insurance and AD&D
- 401(k) with company match after eligibility
- PTO, paid holidays and paid orientation
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Valid Class A CDL license
- 21 years of age or older
- Clean driving record
- Must clear DOT physical and pre-employment drug screen
Apply today.
NIS Express is an Equal Opportunity Employer.