CDL-A Regional Truck Driver — Doubles Endorsement

This regional driving role supports the Church's welfare and humanitarian efforts by hauling commodities across the United States and Canada. You'll operate a heavy-duty tractor-trailer, staying out multiple days at a time within roughly a 750-mile radius of your home terminal, sleeping in your truck and covering your own meals and hygiene needs along the way.

What you'll haul

• General freight for the Welfare Self-Reliance Department and the broader Church

• Farm commodities using specialized agricultural equipment, which calls for doubles and heavy-haul experience

Pay

• Compensation is piece rate, based on miles driven and stops made

What the job involves

• About 65% of your time is spent driving the tractor-trailer

• About 25% is spent loading and unloading trailers

• The rest covers safety checks and training, logging hours and duty status, completing shipping paperwork, entering data into the fleet system, refueling, and cleaning the vehicle

• You'll work to maximize payloads and conserve fuel, and represent the Church professionally with customers and the public

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent

• Class A CDL with a doubles endorsement

• An international passport if you'll cross into Canada

• A complete driver qualification file, including a current motor vehicle record

• Ability to pass random drug screens and hold a valid medical certificate

• Physical capability for heavy lifting, climbing, bending, kneeling, and stooping, plus long periods seated

• Comfort working in hot, cold, wet, and dusty conditions, including around agricultural chemicals and raw farm products

• Basic computer and phone app skills for safety training and data entry

• Strong interpersonal skills and dependability

Tanker and hazmat endorsements, plus forklift and pallet jack certification, are a plus.

Only Church members in good standing qualify for this role; otherwise the Church hires without discrimination as required by law.