CDL-A Company Truck Drivers - Wichita, KS - New Pay Increase Transportation & Warehousing - Wichita, KS at Geebo

CDL-A Company Truck Drivers - Wichita, KS - New Pay Increase

We are currently searching for Company Drivers for our terminal in Wichita, KS!
Requirements:
Minimum 22 Years of Age
Hazmat and Tanker Required
Acceptable Motor Vehicle Record
6 Months Tanker Experience or 1 Year Tractor Trailer Experience
Must be able to pass Urine AND Hair Follicle Test
We Offer:
Average $80,000 Annually
Local: Home Every Day/Night
$1,000 Referral Bonus
Additional Rack Card Bonus Available
Tanker/Hazmat Reimbursement Available
Flexible Schedule
Free Recertification Physicals & Hazmat Renewals
Uniforms Provided
Quarterly Safety Bonus
401K with Company Contributions
Paid Orientation and Tanker Training
Group Medical, Dental, Vision Plans
Weekly Pay
CDL-A Company Driver Opportunities in Wichita, KS
The top Company Drivers for United Petroleum Transports in the Wichita area earn average of $80,000 per year. Our top-of-the-line fleet consists of Freightliners, Kenworths and Macks. At UPT, your career path is already paved with frequent opportunities for promotion. Apply today and start your journey on the road to success with UPT.
CALL, APPLY ONLINE TODAY, OR TEXT 915-615-2449, START TOMORROW!
You can earn more every year with our Driver Career Path. As you gain experience, you progress to higher levels and increase your earnings:
C1
C2
Senior
Master
Senior Master
Grand Master
Grand Master - 7 Years
Grand Master - 10 Years
Grand Master - 15 Years
Founded in 1966 in Oklahoma, United Petroleum Transports provide transport services to large oil companies, convenience store operators and petroleum marketers. While refined petroleum products are the primary products UPT transports, we also haul complementary products such as asphalt, lube oils, and petrochemicals.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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