CDL A Flatbed Truck Driver - Home Weekly, Regional

CDL-A Home Weekly - Dedicated Regional Flatbed - Sunday-Friday - $1,600-$1,800/week Home 48 hours or more every weekPercentage Fleet - earn more of the percentage based on your production!27% scale up to 30% based on your productionAverage $1,600-1,800 per weekDedicated flatbed positionDriver will load out of Ghent, KY twice per week (NAS or Nucor) and will deliver one load to the IL/WI/MI/OH region. The second load will primarily go to PA, NY, or New England6 months of CDL-A truck driving experience requiredQuestions before you apply? Give us a call at ...Driver Benefits:Health/dental/vision insurance offerings$20,000 FREE company provided life insurance401k matchingPaid holidays and vacations Pay Range: - , General Benefits: Benefits of being a Dedicated Flatbed Driver at F&S: - Health/dental/vision insurance offerings - $20,000 FREE company provided life insurance - 401k matching - Paid holidays and vacations Job Type: Full-time Trucking Driver Type: * Solo driver * Company driver Trucking Route: - Regional - DedicatedSkills: - Driving - Flatbed - Tractor-trailer - Truck driving Trucking home time: Home weeklyShift and Schedule: Home Weekly Experience: - Driving: 6 months (Required) - CDL: 6 months (Required) - Flatbed (Preferred) License/Certification: - CDL A (Required) Work Location: On the roadEncouraged to apply: - Military encouraged - No degree6 months of commercial CDL Class A driving experience requiredNo DUI's - DWI's - OWI's in the past five (5) yearsNo record of drug-related criminal activity in the past five (5) yearsNo drug or alcohol activity in a commercial motor vehicle About Us: Fraley Schilling Inc. had its beginnings in 1955, when Earl Schilling, a farmer and veteran of WWII, formed a partnership with his friend Jack Fraley. Together, they started hauling farm equipment on a flatbed trailer just east of Indianapolis. Through their hard work and dedication, they grew the company to about 25 tractors before Earls son, Robert Schilling, took over in 1981. Although Robert didnt know it at the time, with his determination, and experience as a driver, mechanic, and dispatcher, he was ready for the challenge. Robert quickly brought the ultralight concept to Fraley Schilling as he had a vision for the advantage this could bring to FS. Robert knew that by cutting the weight of the equipment, he could haul more with less. Fraley and Schilling began using this concept to expand the company at a healthy, steady pace. Today, we have over 500 trucks and operate all over the eastern half of the US