CLASS B DELIVERY DRIVER- TRACY CA

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Job Description:
The CPC Logistics driver staffing operations center serving Tracy, CA is hiring Class B CDL Drivers to make local touch deliveries on the AM Shift.
  • $25.00/hr
    AM Shift (7AM Start time)
  • Monday – Friday
  • Deliveries of Carton/ Carboard/ shipping products
  • Temp To Hire
  • Weekly Pay!

Drivers will be delivering palletized cardboard, mailers, shrink film and other shipping products. Drivers will be delivering locally and will need to offload using a pallet jack or hand off load. The schedule is Monday – Friday on the first shift. Drivers will be working 7am to 4pm.

The pay for this run is $25.00 per hour, and drivers will expect to be paid on Fridays! This position only requires 12 months of Box Truck Route Delivery Experience! CPC Logistics is an Equal Opportunity Employer that fully supports diversity in the workplace.
For More information call recruiting at 916-250-1014
Job Requirements:
  • Must be 21+ Years of age at the time of applying
  • Must have Current and Valid CA CDL B
  • Must have 1 full year of recent (within last 3 years) verifiable Box Truck DELIVERY experience. (No Bus or Coach Experience)
  • Must be willing to off load freight at customer locations
  • Must complete local deliveries (5-10 Stops per day)
  • Must be able to meet all DOT requirements

Wage Range: 25.00 - 25.00 per hour
General Description of Benefits: Voluntary Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits - After 90 Days
401k
Weekly Compensation!
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