Flatbed Truck Driver in Oklahoma — Now Hiring

O Trucking LLC; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 64,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

24/7 dispatch support

No forced dispatch

Choose your loads

Job summary

O Trucking LLC in Oklahoma City seeks a flatbed truck driver to haul open deck trailers (48-53 ft) across Oklahoma, serving Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, and Broken Arrow.

Youll move steel, lumber, machinery, and construction materials, using securement gear and maintaining a clean MVR and CSA record. Typical pay is $0.80–$1.50 per mile, with 24/7 dispatch, no forced dispatch, and load selection.

Qualifications

• CDL-A license required.
• Experience with open deck trailers (48-53 ft) and securement.
• Clean MVR and CSA record.
• Insurance COI with $1M minimum liability.
• Ability to tarp, strap, and climb on the deck.

Responsibilities

• Open deck trailers (48-53 feet) for steel, lumber, machinery, and construction materials.
• Haul freight across Oklahoma corridors and regional lanes.
• 24/7 dispatch support, no forced dispatch, choose your loads.

Skills

CDL-A license

Load securement

MVR/CSA compliance

Physical ability

Deck tarping

Tools

Flatbed trailer 48-53 ft

Job description

Flatbed truck driver opening in Oklahoma, serving Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Broken Arrow.

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 Oklahoma: Wind farm components, Energy infrastructure, Steel coils and sheets, Lumber and building materials, Heavy machinery, Construction equipment.

Oklahoma's oil and gas sector is the primary driver of flatbed demand in the South. Pipe, steel, drilling equipment, and construction materials flow constantly through Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Add in the region's construction boom and infrastructure spending, and flatbed drivers have more freight than they can haul.

Common Oklahoma lanes: Oklahoma City energy infrastructure, Tulsa steel and pipe, SCOOP play rig mats.

Oklahoma's energy sector and central location on I-35 and I-40 create consistent freight in all directions

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