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Dinomyte Transport - Amazon Freight Partner

Regional Class A CDL Driver

Expected Gross Earnings

$1,820-$1,950 Per Week


  • Expected annual range: $94k-$101K+
  • Pay: $28-$30 per hour, based on experience
  • Schedule: Approximately 60-65 hours per week
  • Home time: Five days out, followed by two days home on weekends
  • Pay frequency: Biweekly

Dinomyte Transport is a locally operated Amazon Freight Partner with a long-term contract. Drivers get the stability and consistent freight of Amazon's transportation network with the personal support of a local company that knows its drivers.

Why Drive With Dinomyte Transport?

  • Employer-paid healthcare coverage
  • Dental and vision plans available
  • Paid time off
  • 401(k) retirement plan
  • 100% no-touch freight
  • 100% drop and hook loads
  • Modern automatic sleeper tractors
  • 53-foot dry-van trailers
  • Paid orientation
  • Consistent, year-round work

What You'll Do

  • Transport Amazon freight safely and on schedule
  • Complete regional trips lasting five days
  • Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections
  • Couple, uncouple, back and dock 53-foot trailers
  • Maintain accurate electronic logs
  • Follow DOT, Amazon, and Dinomyte safety procedures
  • Operate safely during changing weather and road conditions

Requirements

  • At least 21 years old
  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Meet DOT and company driver-qualification standards
  • Pass a DOT physical, background check, and pre-employment drug screening
  • Acceptable motor-vehicle record with no current CDL suspension or revocation
  • Comfortable operating a tractor with a 53-foot trailer
  • Comfortable resting in a sleeper cab
  • Available for overnight and weekend driving
  • Able to use an ELD, GPS, and smartphone applications
  • Able to communicate in English as required by DOT regulations
  • Willing to receive winter driving and tire chain training and use chains when required

Equipment Policies

Tractors use event-based driver-facing cameras. Pets, unauthorized passengers, smoking, and vaping are not permitted in company equipment.

Pay: $28 -$30 per hour, based on experience

Expected gross weekly earnings: $1,820-$1950

Expected gross annual earnings: $94k-$101k+

Average hours: 60-65 per week

Pay schedule: Biweekly

Home time: 2 days on the weekend after 5 days out

Apply now to join Dinomyte Transport as a Class A CDL Driver.

Questions? Contact our recruiting team at recruiting@dinomytetransport.com

Dinomyte Transport is an independent transportation company participating in the Amazon Freight Partner program. Drivers are employed directly by Dinomyte Transport and are not employees of Amazon.

Dinomyte Transport is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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