Flatbed Truck Driver in Colorado — Now Hiring

O Trucking LLC; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

O Trucking LLC in Colorado is hiring a CDL-A flatbed truck driver to haul open deck trailers (48-53 ft) across Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, and Fort Collins. You will secure loads with chains, straps, binders, edge protectors and tarps, maintain a clean MVR/CSA, and coordinate with 24/7 dispatch.

Typical freight includes mining equipment, lumber, steel coils, and heavy machinery. Expect pay in the $0.80–$1.50 per mile range, with reviews before placement.

Qualifications

• CDL-A license with clean MVR/CSA
• Ability to tarp and secure loads on open deck trailers
• Physical ability to climb on flatbed and handle tarps and straps
• Knowledge of load securement equipment and safety procedures

Responsibilities

• Drive flatbed trucks (48-53 ft) across designated Colorado routes
• Secure loads with chains, straps, binders, edge protectors, and tarps
• Maintain compliance with safety and CSA/MVR requirements
• Coordinate with 24/7 dispatch and accept loads from dispatcher

Skills

CDL-A license

Clean MVR/CSA

Physical ability

Load securement

Job description

Flatbed truck driver opening in Colorado, serving Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins.

Open deck trailers (48-53 feet) for steel, lumber, machinery, and construction materials. Standard capacity: 48,000 lbs, dimensions 8.5' wide x 5' deck height. Requires chains, straps, tarps for securement. Typical freight in Colorado: Mining equipment, Construction materials, Steel coils and sheets, Lumber and building materials, Heavy machinery, Construction equipment.

Pacific Northwest lumber, California construction, and West Coast port heavy equipment drive flatbed demand in Colorado. Oregon and Washington's timber industry provides year-round flatbed freight, while California's perpetual construction sector needs steel, concrete materials, and heavy machinery. Port equipment drayage adds another flatbed niche.

Common Colorado lanes: Denver construction corridor, Colorado Springs military freight, Fort Collins wind energy components.

Denver's I-25/I-70 interchange is a critical crossroads for East-West and North-South freight moving through the Mountain West

Requirements: CDL-A license, Flatbed trailer (48-53 ft), Securement equipment — chains, straps, binders, edge protectors, tarps, Clean MVR and CSA record, Insurance COI with $1M minimum liability, Physical ability to tarp, strap, and climb on the deck.

Typical pay for flatbed work is $0.80–$1.50 per mile. This is a market estimate for the equipment type — the carrier confirms actual pay with you before placement.

24/7 dispatch support, no forced dispatch, choose your own loads.

CDL-A license; Flatbed trailer (48-53 ft); Securement equipment — chains, straps, binders, edge protectors, tarps; Clean MVR and CSA record; Insurance COI with $1M minimum liability; Physical ability to tarp, strap, and climb on the deck