1A Truck Driver - Grain and Fertilizer

Autismservices; Moose Jaw; On-site; CAD 54,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Year-round work

Weekends off

Evenings at home

Flexible time off

New equipment

E-log / Satellite comms

Job summary

Spurr Commodity Carriers Ltd. is seeking an experienced Company Driver to haul liquid and grain products using Super B hopper trailers based in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Qualified candidates hold a valid Class 1A license, have a clean Saskatchewan Driver Abstract, and proven experience with liquid and grain commodities. The role offers consistent year-round work with weekends off and newer equipment. Apply by emailing resume and Saskatchewan Abstract.

Qualifications

• Valid Class 1A license
• Clean Saskatchewan Driver Abstract
• Proven experience hauling liquid and grain commodities

Skills

Valid Class 1A License

Clean Driver Abstract

Experience with liquid & grain

Saskatchewan Abstract

Job description

Application Information

Email resume and drivers abstract to: [e-mail]

Spurr Commodity Carriers Ltd. has been proudly based in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, since 2015, providing transportation services to the grain and fertilizer industries throughout Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, North Dakota, and Montana.

We are currently seeking one experienced Company Driver to haul liquid and grain products using Super B hopper trailers.

What We Offer

• Consistent, year-round employment
• Most weekends off
• Some evenings at home during the week
• Time off available upon request
• Newer, well-maintained equipment
• Electronic logs (E-logs) and satellite communication systems

Required Qualifications

• Valid Class 1A Drivers License
• Clean Drivers Abstract
• Proven experience hauling both liquid and grain commodities
• Current Saskatchewan Drivers Abstract

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and current Saskatchewan Drivers Abstract to:

[e-mail]

For additional information, contact:

Dave at 306-624-0505

Only applicants with experience hauling liquid and grain commodities will be considered.