Class A CDL Driver – Steel & Metal Freight, 6-12 Stops/Day

Trillium Staffing; Spanish Fork (UT); On-site; USD 36,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Trillium Drivers is seeking experienced Class A CDL truck drivers to deliver steel and metal products across Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. This temporary-to-hire position offers long-term potential.

Pay is $30.00 per hour with overnight travel possible 1–2 nights per week when covering other drivers’ routes. Day cab trucks and no-touch freight are typical, with approximately 6–12 stops daily.

Qualifications

• Valid Class A CDL.
• Verifiable tractor-trailer driving experience.
• Experience using chains to secure loads required or strongly preferred.
• Steel or heavy-material delivery experience is a plus.
• Knowledge of DOT regulations and cargo-securement requirements.
• Safe driving record and reliable attendance.
• Flexibility to work assigned routes and accommodate occasional overnight travel.

Responsibilities

• Deliver structural beams, angles, and other structural shapes.
• Transport steel bars, steel plates, sheets, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metal products.
• Secure loads using chains and proper load-securement techniques.
• Complete approximately 6–12 delivery stops per day.
• Cover other drivers’ routes during vacation periods as needed.
• Accommodate occasional overnight travel based on assigned routes.
• Follow DOT regulations and company safety procedures.
• Maintain professional communication with customers at delivery locations.

Skills

Valid Class A CDL

Tractor-trailer driving

Load securement chains

DOT regulations knowledge

Safe driving record

Overnight travel flexibility

Job description

Trillium Drivers is seeking experienced Class A CDL truck drivers to deliver steel and metal products across Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. This temporary-to-hire position offers long-term potential.

Pay is $30.00 per hour with overnight travel possible 1–2 nights per week when covering other drivers’ routes. Day cab trucks and no-touch freight are typical, with approximately 6–12 stops daily.