CDL-A Truck Driving Jobs in Jeffersonville, Indiana
Dedicated Truck Driving Jobs with Keller Trucking
Looking for a CDL-A truck driving job in Jeffersonville, Indiana? Keller Trucking runs a dedicated account for Niagara Bottling at 350 Logistics Ave in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Drivers here haul bottled water — either spotting trailers in the yard or shuttling loads between the plant and nearby warehouses. Full-time and part-time positions are both open, and the site requires at least one year of Class A experience.
Niagara is a fast-moving site — that is the first thing drivers notice and the thing worth being straight about. Volume is steady and the pace does not let up. Drivers who like being busy do well here.
Yard Spotting
Spotters average around 70 moves per shift. You are working a switcher truck, keeping trailers cycling to and from doors so the plant never waits on a trailer. It is repetitive, physical-clock work with no traffic and no logbook miles.
* Dedicated positions require at least one year of verifiable Class A experience. *
Shuttle
Shuttle drivers average 10 to 12 loads per shift, running between the plant and nearby warehouses. Short repeating runs, same freight, no overnight.
Either way, you are hauling bottled water in Keller equipment — a mix of day cabs and switcher trucks. The position requires at least one year of verifiable Class A driving experience.
Located near Louisville and convenient to drivers throughout Southern Indiana, Jeffersonville is a great option for experienced CDL-A drivers looking for dedicated work with an established carrier.
* Dedicated positions require at least one year of verifiable Class A experience. *
Benefits of Keller Trucking Employees in Jeffersonville, Indiana
Full-time drivers get medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus Marathon Health, 401(k), short-term disability, life insurance, and vacation and holiday pay. Part-time drivers have access to Marathon Health.
Jeffersonville Dedicated Jobs FAQs
What does a yard spotter do at the Niagara site in Jeffersonville?
Yard spotters move trailers around the Niagara yard in a switcher truck, spotting them to and from doors so the bottling plant always has trailers where it needs them. Spotters at this site average about 70 moves per shift.
How many loads do shuttle drivers run at Niagara?
Shuttle drivers at Keller's Jeffersonville account average 10 to 12 loads per shift, running short repeating trips between the plant and nearby warehouses.
What will I be hauling in Jeffersonville?
Bottled water. Niagara Bottling is a bottled water company, and every load out of the Jeffersonville site is their product.
Does Keller offer part-time driving jobs in Jeffersonville?
Yes. The Jeffersonville Niagara account has both full-time and part-time positions. Part-time drivers have access to Marathon Health; full-time drivers receive the complete benefits package.
Do I need experience to drive at the Jeffersonville site?
Yes. Like all of Keller's dedicated accounts, Jeffersonville requires at least one year of verifiable Class A driving experience. If you are newer than that, Keller's over-the-road finishing program is open to drivers straight out of CDL school.
Where is Keller's Jeffersonville location?
The Niagara Bottling site Keller serves is at 350 Logistics Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130, in the Jeffersonville industrial corridor — convenient for drivers across southern Indiana and the Louisville metro.
What kind of trucks will I be driving in Jeffersonville?
Keller equipment — a mix of day cabs and switcher trucks, depending on whether you are spotting in the yard or running shuttle loads.
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