CDL-A Driver – No Experience Required | Paid Training

CDL-A Recent Graduate Driver – OTR Training Program

ONE HOLDING is hiring CDL-A Recent Graduates who have a valid CDL-A but little or no over-the-road experience.

Training Program Overview

  • 8-week structured OTR training program
  • Program value: $4,000
  • $500 weekly training stipend, earned upon completion of each training phase
  • Training stipend is a fixed support amount and not mileage- or hour-based compensation
  • Safety-focused, supervised training with experienced team driver
  • Dry van, no-touch freight during training

Post-Training Pay

  • $0.55 per mile starting pay increased each month until 95 cents within a year
  • Pay increases every month based on performance
  • Average earnings: ~$2,000 per week ( at 55 cents per mile) up to $3,325
  • No mountains

Training Includes

  • Pre-Trip Inspection (PTI)
  • ELD & logbook training
  • Hours of Service (HOS) compliance
  • Fueling procedures
  • Paperwork, BOLs, trip sheets
  • Yard backing (straight, offset, alley dock)
  • Trip planning and customer check-in procedures
  • Safety rules and compliance standards
  • Knowledge of Expereinced Driver

Graduation & Advancement:

  • Must pass final road test, PTI, and compliance review
  • Upon graduation, driver becomes eligible for TEAM OTR placement
  • Pay rate and placement determined at time of assignment

Requirements:

  • CDL-A required ( Please obtain CDL A before applying )
  • No OTR experience required
  • Clean driving record
  • Must pass drug test and road test
  • Commitment to complete the full training program

Pay Type

  • 1099 position
  • Weekly direct deposit

Post-training driver Bonuses: ( After finishing and graduating 8 weeks program)

  • No Violation Level 1 Inspection Bonus: $500
  • Referral Bonus: up to $500 per driver
  • Loyalty Bonus: $5,000 ( 104 weeks)

To Apply, Contact recruiters:

  • Roddy (Manager): 417-302-1216 (Call/Text)
  • Company Phone: 417-707-1111 (Ext. 4)
  • BRUCE: 737-500-0707 (Call/Text)
  • Telegram: Roddy ( if you have telegram text me there
  • WALK -IN: 10775 Central Port Drive Orlando FL 32824

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract, Temporary

Pay: Up to $0.95 per mile

Benefits:

  • Fuel card
  • Referral program
  • Relocation assistance
  • Tuition reimbursement

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Work Location: On the road

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