CDL-A Intermodal Truck Driver – Great Pay + BONUS | Day Shift

Salt City Trucking

CDL-A Intermodal Truck Driver – Great Pay + BONUS | Day Shift

Haverhill, MA
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    CDL-A Local Intermodal Driver – Good Pay + $10K Bonus | Home Daily

    Earn $84,000–$95,000 annually hauling containers locally with daily home time. This dedicated intermodal position offers a $10,000 bonus, weekday scheduling, and day-cab equipment.

    Pay Details

    • Average Annual Pay: $84,000–$95,000
    • Average Weekly Pay: Approximately $1,650–$1,850
    • Hiring Bonus: $10,000
    • Seniority-based yearly average: $81,000–$82,000
    • Approximately 1,250 miles per week
    • Detention: $20/hour after 1 hour at the rail
    • Hazmat: $40 per load

    Job Details

    • Haul containers between the Ayer rail ramp and customers within a 250-mile radius.
    • Freight originates or terminates in the Worcester/Ayer area.
    • No New York City routes.
    • 24/7 operation with shared equipment.
    • Truck remains at the Lancaster yard during time off.
    • Some rail-yard experience preferred.
    • Uniforms required.
    • No riders permitted.

    Shift Details

    • Schedule: Monday–Friday
    • Start times: 2:00 PM–5:00 PM
    • Shift length: 10–12 hours
    • Drivers may occasionally be asked to work another shift as needed.
    • The shift agreed upon during the welcome call will be the driver's assigned shift.
    • Thanksgiving: Could work
    • Christmas: Off
    • New Year's: Could work

    Job Requirements

    • Valid Class A CDL
    • Minimum 3 months of truck driving experience
    • Ability to work the assigned Monday–Friday shift
    • Willingness to work an alternate shift when needed
    • Uniforms required
    • Some rail-yard experience preferred
    • No SAP drivers

    Equipment & Benefits

    • Local day-cab equipment
    • Intermodal container freight
    • Truck remains at the account yard; no take-home equipment
    • PTO: 12 days initially, plus 6 paid holidays
    • 22 paid days off after 1–5 years
    • 27 days after 6–13 years
    • 30 days after 14–18 years
    • 32 days after 19+ years