CDL-A Local Chip Haul Driver - $1,000 Sign-On Bonus

Company: Hines Trucking, Inc
Location: Monroe
Posted on: March 28, 2020

Job Description:

Local/regional chip haul driver job.Benefits:-- $1000 sign-on bonus for new short-haul drivers (Conditions apply, call for details.)-- Performance Incentive Bonus-- Safety Bonus-- Fuel Bonus-- Retention pay for Years of Service-- Recruiting Referral Bonus-- Driver-of-the-Month Bonus-- Driver-of-the-Year Bonus Insurance Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance (company participates)-- Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance (company paid)-- Health Insurance with PCS Drug Card (company participates)-- Dental, Vision and Cancer Insurance available-- Profit-Sharing Plan (100% company-paid)-- 401K Retirement Savings Plan-- Paid vacations-- Paid holidays-- Stop Smoking program-- Shirt, Jacket, Cap programRequirements:-- Must be at least 23 years of age.-- Valid CDL-A.-- Must be able to pass a D.O.T. Medical Exam performed by a company approved physician.-- Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen.-- One year tractor-trailer experience within the last three years.You Must Live Within A 30 Mile Radius Of One Of These Areas Listed Below To Be Considered for Employment:Cities In Texas:Atlanta, Gilmer, Longview, Marshall, New BostonCities in Arkansas:Arkadelphia, Ashdown, Camden, El Dorado, Fordyce, Gurdon, Hope, Magnolia, Malvern, Nashville, Pine Bluff, Prescott, TexarkanaCities In Louisiana:Bernice, Clinton, Dodson, Homer, Jonesboro, Ruston, West MonroeCities In Mississippi:Brookhaven, Collins, McComb, Monticello, Mt. Olive, Prentiss, Taylorsville,TylertownCities in--Oklahoma:Idabel----About Us:----Hines Trucking was founded by J.D. Hines in 1936. One truck hauled logs, lumber and gravel in the local area of Prescott, Arkansas. In 1969, J.D. partnered with his son, Billy Hines, who had returned from college. Billy was the main mechanic, the tire repair guy, and the manager. Father and son continued to haul gravel, but added additional equipment. In 1976, the partnership was incorporated into J.D. & Billy Hines Trucking, Inc.--Hines Trucking, Inc. has 83 years experience in custom hauling, regional transportation, and equipment maintenance. HTI built our reputation and business on getting wood chips and other timber by-products to mills when they need them - 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year.--Hines Trucking is customer-oriented, flexible and able to handle mills' needs, which vary greatly from day to day. We have the equipment to handle the "ups and downs". We can move trucks and drivers to meet any demand. Customers can call us at any time - day or night, and we can adjust our schedule to meet their needs.--HTI was awarded its first chip hauling contract in 1979. Many more contracts followed. The chip-haul/short-haul division grew to 140 trucks and served southeast Oklahoma, northeast Texas, south Arkansas, and north Louisiana.In 1983, HTI joined the Arkansas Trucking Association. Also in 1983, the Interstate Commerce Commission granted a General Commodities Authority for 48 states. A long haul division started with flatbed trailers started in 1984. Refrigerated trailers were added in 1986. Dry vans were added in 1989. That long haul division was sold in November 1990.--Billy acquired the company in 1984, and became President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. J.D. passed away in 1986. The company had been operating from tiny facilities in the downtown area. At one time, the shop was in the building of an old pickle factory! After a couple additions, space for expansion had been exhausted. In 1987, HTI moved to a multi-building campus adjacent to Interstate 30, with ample room for offices, shop, and parking. Facilities have expanded several times.--In 1989, 30 years ago, HTI was an early adopter of the single tire system for chip trucks.In 1995, Hines Fiber Recovery and Processing, Inc. was founded to process wood waste into boiler fuel.In August 2005, HTI started a flatbed/long-haul division with 6 trucks which grew to include 45 trucks operating mostly in the southeastern US. In January 2006, HTI began a log haul operation consisting of 5 trucks which expanded to 11 trucks. In October 2007, HTI purchased a Winnfield, Louisiana company that added 11 trucks.--Billy Hines was featured in the April 2008 cover story of the Arkansas Trucking Report. Hines Trucking was named "Best Trucking Company" for 2008 and for 2009 in the Arkansas Business magazine's "Best of Business Awards".--In 2010, HTI was the recipient of a grant funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and administered by the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. The Diesel Emissions Reduction Funding Assistance Program, or Go RED! (Reduce Emissions from Diesels), funded 35 auxiliary power units with heating and cooling so that tractors can reduce idling time when drivers are waiting to load or unload. An additional 12 units were funded in a subsequent grant.In 2012, Walter McGill, who has driven for us since 1979, exceeded the mark of four million safe miles driven. Twenty-one of our current drivers are in the "Million Mile Club", with in excess of 25 million safe driving miles.--On October 27, 2012, Hines Trucking acquired the chip haul division of Harvest Haul, Inc. of Magnolia, Mississippi, which included 43 tractors and 96 trailers. On May 23, 2014, HTI moved to the Old Fernwood Industrial Park with adequate office and maintenance space.

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