Local Freight Hauler

Job Summary of Local Freight Hauler:

A Local Freight Hauler is responsible for transporting goods and materials within a designated region, typically within a single city or nearby areas. Unlike long-haul drivers, they return home daily and operate within a set delivery route.

Benefits of Local Freight Hauler:

• New equipment
• Company-owned stores
• Daily home drop-off service available for local residents
• Consistent year-round schedule
• Employee benefits encompassing paid vacation, personal leave, sick days, and holidays
• Bonuses are given to drivers as a recognition of their adherence to safety protocols and their overall driving excellence
• A 401k with company match denotes a retirement savings plan where the employer matches a percentage of the employee's contributions
• Coverage for healthcare, vision, and dental needs
• Flex spending plan
• Health savings plan
• Stock purchase scheme with employer matching contribution
• A program offering employee savings along with company-provided funds
• Long term disability insurance, term life insurance, and AD&D insurance are designed to safeguard individuals and their families in the event of disability, death, or accidental death, respectively
• The organization issued specialized driver clothing and protective gear

Requirements of Local Freight Hauler:

• Local Freight Hauler must have valid Class A CDL
• Local Freight Hauler must have 1 year minimum tractor trailer experience
• CDL Driver must have clean driving record
• CDL Driver must have Hazmat/tanker endorsement
• CDL Driver must have TWIC certification or willing to obtain

About Circle K:

Circle K stands out as a key player in the convenience store landscape, with a widespread presence encompassing over 7,800 stores spread across 48 states. The company has also made significant strides in developing its private fleet, consisting of four tanker divisions housing 400 trucks and engaging over 900 drivers. As part of its growth strategy, Circle K is committed to enhancing its truck fleets in established markets and branching out into new areas for continued expansion.