CDL A Company Truck Driver - 5 Days with 2-3 Nights Out
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 11/11/2026 5:19:02 PM
Company Driver
Over the Road
2-3 years
CDL A Company Truck Drivers - Out 2-3 Nights Per Week and Weekends Home in Kansas City!
- 5 Day Work Week; 2 -3 Nights Out
- Weekends Home
- Pay: $80,000 Annual Salary Paid Weekly
- Routes: Stable long-term routes
- Customer deliveries, Interbranch transfers, and Backhaul from Vendors
- Depending on the customer delivery route (Local or OTR), there can be 10-20+ stops.
- Hours: Average 45-50 hours a week.
- OTR: 2-3 Hotel Night Stays Per Week Paid for by Company
- $42 per Overnight (Meals)
- Operating Area (Depending on Route): Missouri, Kansas, Southern Illinois, Northern Arkansas.
- Freight: lumber, plywood, and other cabinet making supplies
- Customer assisted hand unloads required as needed. (50% -70%)
- Equipment: Curtainside and Straight Truck (Depending on the Route)
- Paid weekly
- Health Insurance
- Vision
- Dental
- 401K Match - Company matches 4% of a 5% employee contribution.
Basic Qualifications
- Minimum 2 Years CDL A Tractor Trailer Driving Experience Required
- Experience with manual transmissions.
- Performing assigned route requiring 2-3 overnight hotel stays a week.
- No more than 3 jobs in the last two years
- No major violations in the last two years
- Must be at least 21 years old
- Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 LBS regularly and up to 100 LBS on occasion
- Must have Class A CDL with no restrictions
- Must communicate professionally
- Transporting material to customers in a timely manner
- Driving both Tractor Trailer and or straight trucks
- Maintains professional representation of Liberty Hardwoods
- Helping customers to unload material off truck as needed.
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