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Description
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