CDL-A Truck Driver: Live Poultry & Feed Hauler

Wayne Farms LLC; Maysville (KY); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Wayne Farms LLC is seeking a Truck Driver to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle, transporting live poultry or poultry feed between growers and our processing facilities. The role emphasizes DOT compliance, safe loading/unloading, and accurate documentation.

Candidates should have a valid Class A CDL with at least one year of verifiable driving history and be capable of working nights, weekends, and long shifts in various weather conditions at facilities across Kentucky and beyond.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid Class A CDL with at least 1 year of verifiable driving history.
• Knowledge of DOT safety rules, state and federal laws.
• Ability to read and write legibly.
• Ability to work unsupervised and stay self-motivated.
• Strong work ethic, honesty and character.

Responsibilities

• Comply with all DOT regulations.
• Perform and document pre-trip inspections (tires, oil, fuel, lights, brakes, hoses).
• Assist with loading and unloading trailer as needed.
• Ensure load is secure before movement.
• Maintain proper documentation (equipment, time, trips, weight).
• Clean and wash truck as necessary.
• Report maintenance issues to supervisor.
• Comply with DOT safety rules, company policies, and laws.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

CDL Class A

DOT regulations knowledge

Reading & writing

Self-motivated

Strong work ethic

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Live poultry tractor trailer experience

Job description

Wayne Farms LLC is seeking a Truck Driver to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle, transporting live poultry or poultry feed between growers and our processing facilities. The role emphasizes DOT compliance, safe loading/unloading, and accurate documentation.

Candidates should have a valid Class A CDL with at least one year of verifiable driving history and be capable of working nights, weekends, and long shifts in various weather conditions at facilities across Kentucky and beyond.