CDL - A OTR Owner Operator

Location US-TN-Gleason
ID 2025-3047
Category
Owner Operator/IC
Position Type
Full-Time

Overview

Doyle Sims & Sons, a proud member of the Trimac family of companies, has been an expert in the bulk commodity space since 1949. Based in Gleason, Tennessee, they have built a reputation for excellence, which is driven by their mission to exceed expectations and serve as trusted partners to long-term customers. This commitment ensures consistent, stable, year-round work for CDL-A drivers.

 

Contact our team of in-house Recruiters: 1-866-8-TRIMAC

Pay Details

  • 64% of the linehaul 
  • 90% fuel surcharge payback
  • Average weekly pay $2500-$3000

Schedule

  • This is an OTR position, out 2 weeks and home 3 days. 

Job Details

  • No endorsements required
  • No riders, no pets
  • Sleeper Cab
  • Pass truck inspection at our shop
  • Blower provided by DSS at no cost with 1 year of employment.
  • Fuel card provided to take advantage of fuel discounts (costs deducted weekly)
  • Owner Operators cover their own tax withholdings
  • Owner Operators will need to utilize our company truck insurance

Responsibilities

  • Hauling various bulk commodities: Dry Bulk Pneumatic
  • 2,500 – 3,000 miles a week

Qualifications

  • Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License
  • 1-year verifiable tractor-trailer experience

Past 7 years without:

  • Driving violation involving the consumption of illegal or intoxicating substances
  • A preventable rollover or fatality crash

Past 3 years without:

  • License suspensions involving drug and/or alcohol, or a record that would indicate a disregard for public safety
  • A major preventable accident
  • Two or more moving convictions

Additional Perks

  • Company fuel cards
  • Scales and tolls covered
  • Elog provided

Safety Commitments

  • We make safety a part of every decision
  • We make safety personal
  • We have the courage to intervene

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