Dedicated Run – New Jersey Kawasaki
This is a 50-60 hours per week job, consisting of a 5 state dedicated run (PA, WV, VA, NJ, MD), that has drivers home every weekend (with potential during the week as well) and pays an hourly wage.
SW Region Company Drivers-NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED, TRAINING PROVIDED
We are currently hiring for Company Drivers in our Southwest Regional division – NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! To be eligible you must meet all FCC hiring guidelines, and must be prepared to go out with a trainer for 6-8 weeks and pass a road test at completion.
Midwest Region Company Drivers-NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED, TRAINING PROVIDED
We are currently hiring for Company Drivers in our Midwest Regional division – NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! To be eligible you must meet all FCC hiring guidelines, and must be prepared to go out with a trainer for 6-8 weeks and pass a road test at completion.
Owner Operator – Southern Central Region
Working as an Independent Contractor (Owner Operator) for FCC, provides you with the freedom of running your own business, making it the perfect way to build a career! We offer a variety of resources to our Independent Contractors, such as a fuel discount program and in-house preventative maintenance, PLUS we’ll cover all toll-road fees. Additionally, we offer consistent freight and an excellent pay package!
Midwest Region – Stay off the Coasts! Home Weekly!
Looking for a better opportunity? At Fremont Contract Carriers we offer consistent freight, regular home time, excellent pay, and a full benefits package. This position is open to Owner/Operators and Company Drivers. With an average home time of 36 hours per week, you’ll be able to stay off the coasts and be home weekly!
FULL Teams 48 State Van
Working as a professional TEAM driver for Fremont Contract Carriers is the perfect way to build a great career for the long haul. You should experience more from your career and FCC offers you consistent freight, regular home time and an excellent pay package. Come work for us and join the hundreds of drivers who say they wish they would have found FCC sooner!