Truck Driver Local Solo No Touch
Ryder System, Inc. · Indianapolis, IN · 1 wk ago
Management$28.27/hrFull-time
Ryder is hiring a Class A CDL Truck Driver in Indianapolis, IN — offering weekly pay, excellent benefits, and a driving career you can feel good about.
Pay
- $989 - $1,204 per week
- Hourly Pay: $28.27 per hour + possible $6.16 Health & Welfare Stipend*
- 35+ hours per week
Schedule
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday
- Home daily
- Start time varies
About the Role
- Local route within a 100-mile radius of Indianapolis, IN
- No-touch freight (US Mail)
- Solo driving
- Tractor Type: Dry Van
- Trailer Type: Dry Van 53'
- Equipment: Rolling Carts
- Ryder provides training on all equipment needed
- Well-maintained trucks (36 months or newer) with 24/7 roadside maintenance and fueling at over 800 nationwide locations
Benefits
- Medical, Dental & Vision benefits after 30 days
- Earn PTO starting Day 1 (up to 80 hours accrued in the first year)
- Uniforms, cell phone, and boot allowance provided
- Job protection for safety decisions
- 401(k) rollover available immediately + company match at 1 year
- 12 weeks paid maternity leave (subject to eligibility criteria)
- Employee discounts on tools, vehicles, travel, tech, and more
- Referral bonuses up to $1,500 for every hired driver
Requirements
- Minimum 21 years of age
- Pass a Ryder drug test, background check, and motor vehicle check (including drug and alcohol verification from previous employers for the last 3 years)
- Pass a DOT physical and Ryder road test
- Provide appropriate CDL and endorsements for the position
- Class A verifiable experience in a tractor trailer or comparable vehicle:
- 9 months experience within the past 3 years, OR
- 2 years’ experience within the last 5 years, OR
- 5 years’ experience within the last 10 years
- Ability to follow written and/or oral instructions
- Ability to read, interpret, and apply laws, rules, regulations, policies, and/or procedures
Responsibilities
- Ensure compliance with applicable federal and/or state laws, regulations, and agency rules
- Detect and eliminate or minimize safety hazards
- Maintain accurate records and logs
- Load/unload freight or assist in loading/unloading if required by the customer
- Perform other duties as assigned