AZ Highway Truck Driver — $80,000–$90,000/Year

Our company is a family-owned carrier with more than 70 years on the road and terminals across Canada. It is hiring a full-time highway AZ driver based in Ayr, Ontario, to haul LTL and truckload dry freight on open-board runs across the country.

The work

• Open-board highway driving, mainly within Canada, with occasional US trips.

• Drivers willing to cross into the USA and those with mountain driving experience are preferred.

• Freight is LTL and truckload dry freight, including TDG loads that need placards.

• You will plan trips within Hours of Service rules, keep freight secure and delivered on time, check it against shipping documents and collect signatures.

• You will keep dispatch and customers informed and report any equipment, safety or delivery problems.

Pay

• $80,000 to $90,000 a year.

• Paid picks and deliveries and border crossings are included in the package.

• Paid every two weeks by direct deposit as a company employee. The company does not take part in Driver Inc.

• Fuel efficiency and safety bonus programs plus a driver referral program.

What you need

• A valid Class AZ licence and at least 1 year of verified AZ driving experience.

• Experience with LTL pickup and delivery and with ELDs.

• A clean abstract and criminal record.

• Good spoken and written English.

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs when needed.

• Willingness to pass a pre-employment drug test and join random testing.

Benefits

• Extended health, dental and vision coverage, plus life and disability insurance.

• Employee assistance program.

• Group RRSP with employer contributions of up to $1,500 a year.

• Paid time off and flexible time off.

• Stable year-round work and driver appreciation events.

Equipment

• Freightliner and International tractors that are 5 years old or newer, all automatic.

• 53' high-cube dry van and heater trailers that are 10 years old or newer.

• Bunk heaters, fridges, microwaves and inverters in highway trucks, plus dash cameras and Samsara ELDs.

• Driver lounges at terminals across Canada with showers, laundry, kitchenettes and Wi-Fi.

• Truck washes, onsite maintenance and truck supplies at every terminal.