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Driver will either get their truck in orientation or sent to get a truck afterwards. Canada is not required, however, if driver wants to earn extra money and run Canada loads, they will need passport or TWIC - Account will reimburse for passport.
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Driver will be responsible for strapping down the logs and flagging the overhang along with the safe operation of the vehicle under load while on rural back roads and State highways with final delivery at the customers mill(s.
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Some of the sites we operate in require the truck to be pulled through the mud to the cut site by use of a skidder, the driver will be responsible for handling the rig loaded under these conditions safely.
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Driver does not load or unload but must always remain with the truck. Driver will monitor the weight via onboard scale then communicate to the loader when trailer has achieved the legal weight, driver will then secure the logs by strapping and then will flag the overhanging logs per DOT requirement.
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Driver must willing to work off account at another DCS or JBI account when needed. Driver will average 4 stops per day. Trucks can be shared with a driver on the opposite shift. Aside from the perks of a consistent schedule and pay, company dedicated truck drivers also enjoy access to comprehensive health benefit offerings including medical, dental and vision as well as life insurance, 401(k) and paid vacation.
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If the driver needs to take the truck home and lives over 25 miles out, he/she will need to be flexible with their schedule. On-time pickup, transit, and delivery is monitored as on-time service is critical for the customer.
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