Pay
$81k - $110k/yr
- Location
- Mississauga, ON
- Equipment
- Hazmat, Heavy Haul
- Route
- Cross-border
- License
- CDL A
- Position
- Company driver
- Experience
- 3+ years
About this job
Our company moves commercial trucks and vehicles between Canada and the USA and needs a long-haul driver for the work. You must have solid manual-transmission experience, and applications without it will not be considered.
Pay
- $80,756.71–$110,011.52 a year
- Exact compensation depends on your experience and qualifications
What you'll do
- Drive commercial trucks with 10-, 13- or 18-speed manual transmissions on long-distance transfer runs
- Do pre-trip, en-route and post-trip inspections and report any defects
- Follow MTO, CVOR and FMCSA rules, including cross-border requirements
- Keep accurate logs, trip records and paperwork
- Stay in contact with dispatch, customers and enforcement officers
- Work on your own while holding to high safety standards
- Fly to the next vehicle pickup within Canada or the USA
- Some runs involve tanker trucks with hazardous residue, CNG trucks, or oversized trucks moved under escort and permit conditions
Requirements
- Valid AZ or DZ licence, with 4 years of verifiable experience
- At least 3 years driving manual transmission trucks, plus 3 years of cross-border driving
- Proven long-haul or commercial driving experience in Canada and the USA
- Clean, current CVOR and driver's abstract, and a criminal record check
- Valid documents allowing you to enter the USA
- Fluent spoken and written English; French is not needed
- Willingness to travel 100% of the time
- Mechanical knowledge or heavy-equipment experience is an asset
Benefits and perks
- Full-time permanent work
- Dental, extended health and vision coverage
- Hotel provided every night, so no sleeping in the truck
- No manual freight handling
- Well-maintained equipment and a supportive dispatch team
- Room for long-term growth
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