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Owner-operator Tanker truck driver at Schneider
Job Description
Job Description:
Average revenue range: $190,000-$285,000
Overview- All-In Revenue: Select loads with an all-in rate - no need to calculate fuel or accessorials.Self-dispatch: Pick your loads, home time, lanes and revenue.Haul tanker trailers at no charge while operating under Schneider's authority.Hands-on loading and unloading of freight.Get $570 on your second settlement payment and $315 each week for the next 22 weeks, for a total of $7,500 in incentives (terms and conditions apply).
- Possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver's License. Minimum 6 months of Class A driving experience. Obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC) within 90 days of start date. Have both a Tanker endorsement and HazMat endorsement. Meet the following tractor requirements:
- Truck(s) must be 2011 or newer. Truck(s) need to pass a DOT inspection. Engine(s) must meet EPA10 emissions requirements. Truck(s) need a functioning Collision Mitigation System. Truck(s) need to have a power take-off (PTO).
- Compensation for time spent in orientation. Discounts on fuel, tires, maintenance and more through Schneider's Purchase Power Program. Huge selection of loads: Enjoy easy access to Schneider's private load board, one of the largest freight pools in the industry, and haul the loads that make the most sense for your business. Easy-to-use mobile app to select freight: Choosing your loads is simple when you do business with Schneider. Just log into the mobile app using your smartphone, tablet or laptop and click, pick and go. Tools to help you succeed: Doing business with Schneider means being provided pumps and compressors, personal protective gear, a Samsung tablet and free trailer usage.
Job Owner-Operator
Schedule FULLTIME
Sign On Bonus 7500
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