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Join Averitt's Elite Production and Event Trucking Team!

Are you ready to inspire your driving career? As a member of Averitt, you'll be at the forefront of transporting vital gear for some of the most thrilling concerts, live performances, and entertainment shows across North America. Seize this opportunity to play a pivotal role in delivering world-class events while enjoying highly competitive pay, dependable work, and exceptional benefits.

Why Join Averitt's On Tour Logistics Team?

• Be an essential contributor to high-profile tours and significant productions.
• Receive competitive pay that increases with your experience and added responsibilities.
• Enjoy steady year-round employment with regional freight when off tour.
• Access a broad range of benefits and opportunities for career growth.

Compensation and Schedule Overview

• Touring Driver Pay: Starting at $1,800/week on tour, with potential earnings up to $2,500/week as responsibilities grow.
• Regional Freight Compensation: Average $1,475/week (mileage-based) during off-tour periods.

Note: All new drivers will initially work within Averitt's regional division for the first 30 days (mileage-based pay). Once transfer approval is granted, you'll transition to touring assignments and receive salary-based pay.

• Touring Driver Schedule:
• Tour Season: March-October - Tours may last several weeks with limited home time unless routes are near your home base.
• Off-Season: November-February - Drivers typically handle regional, no-touch freight for consistent income.

Your Key Responsibilities:

• Safely transport staging, lighting, and production equipment for major live events.
• Assist in loading/unloading and ensure equipment is securely fastened.
• Navigate safely into tight or unconventional venues.
• Primarily drive at night to meet strict delivery timelines.

Driver Highlights:

• Prepare for overnight travel to meet event deadlines.
• Commit to completing the entire tour or production run once assigned.
• Routes span the U.S. and Canada (passport required; Averitt will reimburse if necessary).

Benefits:

• Health Coverage: Obtain medical, dental, vision, and hearing insurance starting as low as $40.20/week (individual) and $105.90/week (family) after 30 days.
• Paid Time Off: Enjoy 8 paid holidays annually.
• Profit Sharing: Monthly contributions to your retirement account.
• Per Diem Program: Support provided by the company.
• Uniform Allotment: Maintain a professional look on the road.
• Referral Rewards: Earn cash bonuses for referring new drivers.
• Career Growth: Opportunities for advancement in local, regional, and leadership roles within Averitt.

Ready to Take Your Career on Tour?

If you're seeking a CDL-A truck driving role that combines excitement with stability and the thrill of live entertainment, join Averitt's Production and Event team to elevate your career!

CDL-A Touring Driver Requirements:

• Must have at least 30 days of driving experience with Averitt before transitioning to Production and Event operations.
• Must be at least 21 years old.
• Hold a Class A CDL and be willing to obtain a Hazmat endorsement.
• Flatbed certification is required (training provided).
• Valid passport for Canada tours is necessary (Averitt will reimburse if needed).
• At least 1 year of verifiable tractor-trailer experience in the last 3 years.
• Previous entertainment/touring driving experience is preferred but not mandatory.
• No reckless driving convictions within the past 5 years.
• No DUI or DWI convictions within the last 5 years.
• No suspensions or revocations for moving violations in the last 5 years.
• No serious violations within the past 12 months (like major traffic offenses in CMVs).
• No more than 3 moving violations in the past 3 years.
• No preventable DOT recordable accidents in the last 3 years.

Essential Functions:

• Drive responsibly and prioritize safety.
• Handle trailer doors (46 lbs force requirement).
• Accurately count freight.
• Complete fuel tickets correctly.
• Hook/unhook trailer (90 lbs force requirement).
• Conduct comprehensive pre-trip inspections.
• Manage extensive travel, capable of sitting upright for prolonged periods.
• Move freight as required (54 lbs force requirement).
• Maintain regular, reliable attendance.
• Safely enter/exit a Commercial Motor Vehicle.
• Access the rear of a trailer from ground level.