Class 1 Line Haul Driver — Regina — $25/hr + 40cpk LCV Rate

Our company, now part of GLS Canada, needs a Class 1 line haul driver for the Regina and surrounding area route. You'll run tractor-trailer freight on a route with mileage that varies by volume.

Pay

• $25 per hour for pre and post trip work

• 40 cents per km, with your exact rate set by your LCV certification and safety qualifications

• Posted annual range: $90,000.00-$118,000.00 per year

• Average of 900 km per run, depending on weather

Schedule

• Shifts run 10 to 12 hours

• Afternoons, Monday through Friday

• Most runs are day cab; bunking is available if you want it, but it's not required

• Mentorship runs provided once you're onboarded

What you'll haul

You'll operate tractor-trailer combinations hauling general freight on the Regina-area route.

Requirements

• Valid Class 1 licence

• Current driver's abstract showing 4 demerits or fewer

• LCV and PDIC certification issued by the AMTA

• At least 2 years of professional driving experience

• Clean criminal record check

• Must pass pre-employment drug and alcohol testing

• Able to reliably commute to or relocate to Regina, SK before starting (no relocation assistance provided)

• Local candidates preferred; this role does not qualify for an LMO under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program or Rural Stream program

• Candidates on an active Temporary Work Permit may apply and must bring their passport and Social Insurance Number to the interview

On the job, you'll handle pre-trip and post-trip inspections per NSC Schedule 1, basic and emergency repairs, compliance with National Safety Code, provincial highway rules and Transportation of Dangerous Goods regulations, weigh scale procedures, load securement checks, accurate driver's logs, PDA and phone communication with dispatch, and prompt reporting of any incidents or injuries.

Benefits

• Dental care

• Broader benefits and Employee Assistance Plan

• 100% employer-paid RSP plan after one year

• Boot allowance after 3 months

• Paid orientation and training

• Steady, year-round work

• Room to grow into other roles

• Modern trucks and facilities

This is a safety-sensitive position.