Class A or B Flatbed Truck Driver

Class B CDL Truck Driver Home Daily Denver CO ProDrivers is hiring a proven CDL Truck Driver ready to start now and lock in steady local work. This opportunity is ideal for a CDL Truck Driver who wants strong pay dependable hours and the ability to be home every night without weekend runs. CDL Truck Driver Pay and Benefits: • $28 per hour, class A drivers have opportunity for $30/hr+ • Around $1,250 per week • Overtime after 40 hours • Weekly pay • Health dental and vision insurance • IRA retirement plan CDL Truck Driver Schedule: • Monday through Friday • 7:00 am start time • About 45 hours per week • Home daily This schedule works well for a CDL Truck Driver who values early starts and predictable days. CDL Truck Driver Work Details: • Local deliveries only • Wooden doors and windows • 3 to 5 stops per day • Flatbed freight with strapping required • Manual 10 speed • Kenworth T800 hydraulic tilt bed • Mountain routes Daily local runs keep a CDL Truck Driver moving without long haul stress. We need a Truck Driver with a valid Class B license manual experience and a strong work ethic. Openings are limited and this Truck Driver role is filling quickly so serious candidates should apply immediately. ProDrivers treats every Truck Driver with respect by offering reliable routes consistent pay and quality equipment. If you are a motivated Truck Driver ready to earn and stay local this is your next move. Apply now and secure your spot as a Truck Driver with ProDrivers. #pddenver Pay Range: 30.00-30.00 per_hour, General Benefits: CDL B Truck Driver can enjoy full medical, dental, and vision. Weekly pay and weekly direct deposit. Local work with a steady 40 plus hours every week. Five day work week long term stability. Job Requirements: • Truck driver must have 12 months verifiable experience in the last 3 years • Truck driver must have an acceptable MVR and accident history • Truck driver must have flatbed experience • Truck driver must have a stable work history • Truck driver must be able to operate a manual transmission • Truck driver must be able to drive in the mountains and chain up when needed