Tractor must not have any check engine light on, it will be rejected by Chicago Terminal, and driver must fix issues before continuing installation . Base plates, permits, tolls are paid by IC Optional weekly toll deductions is now $150/week.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Chicago, Illinois
Description
Job Description
Tractor needs to be 2001 or newer
** Driver needs to remove all decals from truck prior to showing up day 1.
Position Details:
The Chicago Intermodal local IC driver position is based out of the J.B. Hunt Chicago terminal
Daily duties: moving J.B. Hunt containers between the various rail ramps located throughout Chicago to customers for loading and/or unloading
This position primarily services a 150-mile radius of Chicago, including WI and IN cities
Drivers can live within a 30-mile radius of Chicago Terminal
Base plates, permits, tolls are paid by IC
Optional weekly toll deductions is now $150/week
Optional weekly plates deductions are now $40/week
Drivers are required to get their Hazmat endorsement within 60 days of attending orientation
Drivers can run a sleeper or a day cab on this run as long as it meets J.B. Hunt's IC truck requirements
Truck cannot be parked at the terminal for time off, will need to find their own parking
Drivers being hired out of Elwood will need to have parking for their truck and a trailer
Orientation Details:
Orientation for this position is in Chicago
All drivers need to bring their tractor to the Chicago Terminal for inspection when they show for onboarding
Tractor must be dropped off at Chicago Terminal for equipment installation, this usually takes 48-72 hrs
Tractor must not have any check engine light on, it will be rejected by Chicago Terminal, and driver must fix issues before continuing installation
Drivers are paid $500 flat rate in orientation; there is NO mileage pay to drive to orientation
Please remind the driver that they must have a bill of sale, title, and a 2290 in their name with them when they report for orientation