- Salary
- $2k – $2k
- Location
- Paterson
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Human Resources
- Seniority
- Entry
- Category
- Transportation & Driving
- Role type
- Individual Contributor
- Clearance
- Not required
- Closing date
- Today
- Source
- CareersPage
Description
Passaic and Bergen County drivers: dedicated store routes for one retail customer, top regional pay, and you are home every week.
Your CDL is fresh and you need someone to give you a start? This account trains new drivers.
Questions drivers ask us first
- “What does it really pay?” $1,700 to $2,000 a week on average, at $0.85 to $0.90 per mile.
- “Am I home?” Every week, and through the house as often as the routes allow.
- “Do I have to drive in the city?” Yes. Runs cover New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut, and you get $75 extra for each delivery inside the five boroughs.
- “I have never driven in traffic like that.” You learn the routes with a mentor before you ever go solo.
Pay at a glance
- $1,700 to $2,000 average weekly gross
- $0.85 to $0.90 per mile
- $75 extra per NYC borough delivery
- $650 a week while you train
- About 2,100 miles a week
The schedule
All round trips. Day and night shifts are available. This account works weekends and holidays, so plan on that.
Your path to solo
A recruiter calls you and checks your license and record before anything else. Orientation takes no more than 2 days, the hotel is covered, your bus ticket is reimbursed, and you get $300 once you are hired. Then 4 to 6 weeks with a mentor. Then your own assigned truck, about 1.5 years old on average.
Requirements
- Class A CDL, 21 or older
- 120 hours of CDL school, or 6 months of recent experience
- Up to 2 moving violations in 2 years, no DUI/DWI in 10
- DOT physical and hair and urine drug test
Benefits from day 31: medical, dental, vision, prescriptions, 401(k), stock purchase plan, paid time off, and a tuition free online degree for you plus one family member.
Paterson, Clifton, Passaic, Hackensack and Wayne drivers, apply now.
EOE.