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CDL DRIVER/DELIVERY

Florence, NJ · On-site

$45/hr

Drivers who join Cream-O-Land often stay until retirement. We offer competitive pay and benefits, consistent schedules, and predictable home time -- no overnight stays. Position Summary The CDL ...

Cream O Land

CDL DRIVER/DELIVERY

Florence, NJ · On-site

$45/hr

Drivers who join Cream-O-Land often stay until retirement. We offer competitive pay and benefits, consistent schedules, and predictable home time -- no overnight stays. Position Summary The CDL ...

Clover Farms Dairy

TT Driver- CDL Class A

Jersey City, NJ · On-site

$27.45/hr

The candidate will be employed by an affiliate company of Cream-O-Land located in Reading, PA: Clover Farms Dairy. This is a Union position, and the candidate must join the Teamsters Local Union No ...

Clover Farms Dairy

TT Driver- CDL Class A

Jersey City, NJ · On-site

$27.68/hr

The candidate will be employed by an affiliate company of Cream-O-Land located in Reading, PA: Clover Farms Dairy. This is a Union position, and the candidate must join the Teamsters Local Union No ...

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As of Sep 2, 2026, the average yearly pay for cream o land in the United States is $54,506.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $38,000.00 and $64,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Cream O Land vs Ice Cream Maker?

AspectCream O LandIce Cream Maker
Required CredentialsFood safety certification, culinary trainingFood safety certification, culinary training
Work EnvironmentIce cream shops, manufacturing facilitiesHome kitchens, commercial kitchens
Industry UsageIce cream production and retailIce cream production and personal or small-scale manufacturing

Cream O Land refers to a brand or specific ice cream product, while an Ice Cream Maker is a person or device that produces ice cream. Cream O Land is a commercial brand, whereas an Ice Cream Maker can be a professional or hobbyist involved in making ice cream. Both require similar skills and certifications, but their roles differ in scope and setting.

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CDL DRIVER/DELIVERY

Cream O Land

Florence, NJ • On-site

$45/hr

Full-time

Retirement

Re-posted 21 days ago

Job description

**This is a Class B position**

Give us a call at (609) 499-3601 ext. 1118 or 1530 to learn more about driving for Cream-O-Land!

Drivers who join Cream-O-Land often stay until retirement. We offer competitive pay and benefits, consistent schedules, and predictable home time — no overnight stays.



Position Summary 

The CDL Driver is responsible for safely and efficiently operating a 24-foot straight truck to deliver fresh dairy products to customer locations on an assigned route. This position requires compliance with all DOT and FMCSA regulations, excellent customer service, and the ability to perform physical delivery tasks.

Schedule 
Monday-Saturday
Start time: Between 12am-5am
Compensation
$270.00/day


Overtime Half Rate Description:

Drivers who work in excess of forty (40) hours in a work week will be paid overtime, calculated as follows: 

The driver's total compensation for the week (under the daily rate or otherwise) shall be divided by the driver's total hours for the week to determine the driver's “regular rate” for that week. Then, the driver will receive one half of their regular rate as thus determined multiplied by the number of hours in excess of forty that the driver worked in that week. Thus, for example, if a driver has a daily rate of $220 and works 45 hours in a work week over the course of five days, then the driver's total compensation will be ($220)(5) = $1,100. Dividing that total compensation by hours results in ($1,100) / (45 hrs.) = $24.44/hr. One half of $24.44 is $12.22. The driver worked 5 hours in excess of forty hours and therefore receives the following additional pay for overtime: (5) ($12.44) = $61.11


Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following:


Driving & Delivery
  • Operate a 24-foot straight truck over assigned delivery routes
  • Safely deliver a wide variety of cold dairy products to multiple customer locations and collect empty cases. 
  • Load, secure, and unload products using proper handling techniques
  • Manually unload cases using carts, dollies, and other tools
  • Use GPS and route information to ensure efficient deliveries
  • Verify delivery counts, inventory accuracy, and product condition
  • Collect payments from customers and issue receipts when required


Safety & Compliance
  • Follow all

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