Pavlich

3.4
24 Reviews
Pavlich
We look for self-motivated drivers

We currently have positions available for licensed drivers to join our company. The position entails the safe and timely transporting of different types of goods and materials from customer locations to manufacturing, distribution and retail centers. We are looking for a CDL driver who is self-motivated, has good communication skills and is able to work independently. You will work with dispatchers to plan routes and track deliveries. In addition, you must be able to read customer orders and follow safety regulations, as well as work under pressure.

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Company Info
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Where is the company located?
Which available positions does the company have?

OTR positions available

TAX Form?

W2

How about statements and payment type (Direct Deposit or Check)?

Direct Deposit (BI-Weekly)

Where does the company operate?

We primarily serve the Midwest and across the United States with our road fleet

What type of loads does the company have?

Sand and Gravel. Bulk Products. We haul 100's of different products

Positions
OTR Solo Company Driver
How much does the company pay?
  • You can earn up to $72,000 per year
  • Up to $1,000 - $1,500 total weekly
  • Up to $0.50 per mile

CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!

How many miles per week can the company guarantee?

2,000 - 3,500 avg. miles per week

Which routes does the company operate?

We primarily serve the Midwest and across the United States with our road fleet

What is the schedule?

14 - 21 expected days out (You can stay out longer if you want to) Get 2 days of home time for every 14 days worked. Home at least 2 weekends per month

Any types of benefits?
  • Medical & Prescription Plan
  • 401K ( Employer Contributions when enrolled)
  • Paid holidays
  • Paid vacation
  • Secondary Insurance
  • Flex Spending
Fleet Info
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How many trucks does the company have?

We have 73 Power units

What trucks model does the company have?

Peterbilt Trucks (Manuals & Automatic)

What trailers type does the company have?

Dump trailers

Requirements
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Requirements to start work with Pavlich
  • CDL with at least one year of verifiable Class A or B driving experience
  • Clean driving record
  • Must pass a drug and alcohol test
  • You may also be required to provide a medical certificate.

Why Pavlich?

Why Pavlich?

Pavlich, Inc., established in 1974, is a family-run business with over 70 trucks and trailers. We primarily serve the Midwest and other parts of the United States. Pavlich provides transport for various bulk products and sells specialty stone. We can also carry your loaded or empty trailers. Pavlich offers the best options for moving your freight or buying our products.

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Pavlich, Inc
  • U.S. DOT#: 272763
  • U.S. MC# 166666
  • Number of Vehicles: 73
  • Number of Drivers: 72
  • Number of Inspections: 86

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5

This is absolutely the best place to purchase bulk salt. If you are a snow removal contractor, you should be buying here. They keep their salt in rail cars, and load you on the scale. If you ask for 12 tons, that is what you get. I wish they offered extended hours during snow removal periods, but they kinda expect you to plan ahead. Most of their business is in delivering the salt to their customers, and that requires scheduling ahead of time. I have found their drivers to be pretty skilled at getting the delivery done in some pretty tight quarters, too.

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Drivers have no regard for other drivers on the road and texting while driving was almost ran over by one of their trucks changing lanes who was tailgating the car ahead of them and I was beside the trailer and had to stop in 435 to avoid being hit. Tried to contact the business and was hung up on when I asked for the driver supervisor.

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Great people and company!!!

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Fantastic family company to be associated with!

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Well I told them on 9 9 16 that my last day would be 9 21 16. And they told me to not come back.

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Great work environment! The people here are wonderful.

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Truck was flying up by 35 with graveling rocks flying off of his trailer chipping up everybody's windshield to look out people

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Driver in truck 3517 on July 6th, cutting off several cars dangerously on Highway 70 .

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It's a dump truck business. Not a place the public wants to visit.

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Professional company with nice trucks

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Your company should advise drivers that a red light on 210 shortly before the love gas station means stop . This has happened to me several times!!!

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They are a reliable and trusted company. They have been around for several generations and continue to provide amazing consistent service.

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I bought several transfer dumps from Jim Pavlich 20 years ago. Still running the same trucks here in Phoenix. Stand up guy and I noted he ran a class operation. One of the trucks had a slight bend on the bumper. I casually mentioned it. When it arrived in Phoenix, it had a new bumper. Not many people would do that nor did he have to. I bought a used truck. Plus he said, “ if you have any issues, let me know”, If I had to drive for anyone, he would be it. Without a doubt.

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They work you late , an dont pay enough for the hrs they work you , they pay byweekley to make it look like u got a good check , never no for sure what day you will get paid on , to many bad attitudes in the whole company , there drivers for the most part are not friendly ,

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They are nice people but even for a local driver they still keep you past 5pm and out till like 8 to midnight sometimes I left them for that reason

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A fairy good strong family oriented business. A business as been in service for many years.

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Worked for this company and feel they didn't pay as much as they should. All of our supervisors have $50,000 pick up trucks but they only want to share a small piece of the pie with the drivers

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The world couldn't have a group of better owners. They are so caring and loving. The mount of grace they give is by far undeserving . I'm very grateful and thankful having them apart of my life.

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The best and worst thing about this company is that it is a family owned business. They are good about needing time off if scheduled in advance. Easy to work with when it comes to time taken from work but you will get the guilt trip about being sick or calling off day of. This company will work you but it wont make much of a difference on your check. You wont know what you are are making in any given week and the base listed here is yearly average. There will be checks (when you start and get the hang of the system and especially in the winter that you wont make $600 a week but you will be working). Keep your head down and plow through if your time is more important than making money. Great insurance and benefits. Tractors are all newer than 3 years.

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It a small company all staff is friendly they have great equipment well maintained they let you do your work and they don't bother u wages

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It’s not the best place to work! No paid holidays! No sick time! Poor pay! And they don’t show you what you earn during a pay period they just say what you make and taxes! So you never really know how much Your being cheated out of!! And if you ask them for an Itemized pay statement they won’t show you nor give it to you!

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Over worked, under appreciated, under paid...life's too short, don't waste your time working for a company that doesn't care about it's employees. When you have issues with certain situations, your problems aren't taken seriously. They all have a silly way of (supposedly) keeping track of your loads and your time but your check always comes out short.

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they have great trucks, work environment is good, can be fast paced, they dont get upset about taking off if you need to as long as your not constantly missing work they are fair about it. give you as much work as you can handle as long as have time on log books. eld kinda sucks always down but not their fault, maybe need another company for elds, i hear thats issue anyways. pay is average for driver, at least they dont lie to you when they bring you on.

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You are told that job pays 25%. But...No one will tell you what load pays. Was told by employees that had been there for years, that those that asked continually did not stay employed long. They also claim to be "family oriented" company. Well I will say that if they tell you to work on Saturday, and they tell you this on the Friday afternoon before the Saturday, and You tell them you can't, because of a important family matter, you will be fired.

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