CDL A Regional Truck Driver

Looking to hire solo drivers for company positions! Assigned accounts are ready for individuals who prefer no-touch freight.

Focusing on speed and customer satisfaction, Hermes NVC works in close coordination with shippers to adhere to specified loading times and reduce downtime. Their dispatch center runs 24/7, providing immediate assistance for any issues or queries to ensure seamless operations for shipments, whether they are local or span across large distances.

Beyond our primary services, we emphasize our deep-rooted involvement in the community. When faced with the devastating hurricanes of 2017 and 2018, Hermes NVC demonstrated its dedication to helping those affected by offering trucks and drivers for the distribution of crucial supplies to the most impacted areas.

Hermes NVC stands firm in the belief that teamwork is essential. Our drivers, dispatchers, and maintenance crew all play vital roles in our achievements, and we are continually searching for talented and committed individuals to be part of our team. United, we are not simply transporting freight; we are propelling the economy onward

Job Details:

• You must have accumulated at least 18 months of experience to qualify for a CDL A license
• The opportunity to opt for either a 1099 or a W2 is provided
• Our main operational flow is directed towards the south, southwest, and northwest, emphasizing the management of dedicated portfolios
• Walmart, Meijer, Tyson, and Dole are all counted among the clients
• Modern Equipment - Volvo and Freightliner
• - Median income: Up to $95,000 annually
• Want to know the conditions for receiving a sign-on bonus?
• No touch freight!
• Access a paid lodging option available for resets offered by our facility
• Multiple Languages spoken
• Dry Freight
• The average weekly mileage usually hovers between 2800 and 3500 miles
• Safe driving bonuses, monthly fuel economy rewards, and referral and loyalty incentives are available
• Travel reimbursement
• NO Escrow
• Long hauls
• Two weeks are spent away, followed by a homecoming for a period of three to four days