$24 per hour
Overtime at $36 per hour after 40 hours in a week.
Our drivers are our greatest asset. At Bearing you will find a company that values respect, support and long-term opportunity, and ownership you can actually get on the phone.
Middle-mile freight in Amazon's network. You work out of our Carlisle and Dupont yards, with in-house scheduling and dispatch.
You drive a company truck kept up by our own maintenance team, on lanes the company runs regularly, dispatched by people who work in the same building as the people who run the company.
Pay is $24 per hour, with overtime at $36 per hour after 40 hours in a week. Route types and schedules differ, and those are worth a conversation rather than a paragraph. Leave a number below and we will walk you through what is running out of the yard nearest you.
The reasons the people already here give, rather than the ones a recruiter would.
Ownership is in the yard and on the phone. You are not leaving a voicemail for someone who has never sat in one of our trucks.
We run diesel, including on local work. It is equipment drivers are comfortable operating, and it is a deliberate choice rather than an accident of what was cheapest.
Roughly 32 trucks, maintained by our own team. Equipment problems get solved by the people who keep the equipment running.
Breakdowns happen. We fix it fast, walk you through it on the phone, or come out ourselves so your day isn't lost.
Scheduling, dispatch and driver management are all in-house. You are talking to Bearing, not to a call center.
You'll have leadership's personal cell numbers, and you're free to call any time, day or night.
In-house maintenance, help over the phone, and leadership that comes out when it needs hands on it, nights and holidays included. The goal is simple: get you back on the road and getting paid.
You will know what the job is before you fill anything in.
Leave a name and a number. We will go through the routes and the schedule for the location you are asking about.
Read the whole job first, then apply online in about five minutes. A resume is optional, and we do not ask for license or social security numbers until the federal forms.
See the yard, the equipment and the people you would be working with before you commit to anything.
Leave a name and a number and someone will call you back. It takes about four minutes to answer most of what a driver wants to know, which is roughly how long you have at a fuel island.
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