Class 1 Professional Truck Driver

KAG Canada; Saskatoon; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading transportation company in Saskatoon is seeking experienced Class 1 Drivers to join their team. Responsibilities include safely transporting dry bulk commodities while ensuring compliance with schedules. The role offers competitive pay at $29/hour, immediate health benefits, and numerous additional perks such as annual bonuses and allowances. Ideal candidates are experienced with Class 1 vehicles and comfortable with overnight schedules.

Benefits

Immediate health benefits

Annual clothing allowance

Quarterly safety bonus

Paid statutory holidays and leave

Qualifications

• Must have a valid Class 1 driver's license.
• Comfortable sleeping in the bunk for extended hours.

Responsibilities

• Transport dry bulk commodities safely.
• Follow scheduled routes and maintain timely delivery.

Skills

Experience with Class 1 vehicles

Safe driving record

Job description

Our Saskatoon Terminal Is Hiring Experienced Class 1 Drivers

Product: Dry Bulk Commodities

Trailer Types: Hoppers, Super B-trains

Rate: $29/hour

Training Rate: $27.55/hour until first clearance, then move up to $29/hour

Night Shift Premium: Additional $2.35/hour for all hours worked between 7:00 PM and 6:00 AM

Schedule

• Monday to Friday – 5 days on, 2 days off
• Must be comfortable sleeping in the bunk

What’s in it for you?

• Immediate, company paid group insurance and health benefits for you and your family – no waiting 90-days!
• Additional $300 for any on-road resets
• Annual professional clothing allowance
• Annual safety boot allowance
• Newer, well-maintained equipment (primarily automatic transmission tractors)
• Group RRSP matching that increases with seniority
• 12 paid statutory holidays, up to 10 days of paid illness related leave, 3 days of paid personal leave, vacation paid out or accrued – driver choice
• Quarterly safety bonus (based on incident-free driving)
• Guaranteed annual bonus percentage (tied to attendance)
• Robust hauling lanes and terminals across British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec