AZ Driver | 53’ Dry Van | Grimsby, ON

AZ Driver | 53’ Dry Van | Grimsby, ON

New equipment. Pays weekly. Deductible free benefit package. Paid border crossings, paid trailer switches, paid delays.

CPC Logistics Canada is hiring an AZ Cross Border Driver for an award-winning Agricultural Parts Fleet.

Details

Pay:                         $75,000 - $85,000         

Commodity:          Agricultural Parts           

Trucks:                    Freightliner Cascadia

Transmission:        Automatics

Trailer:                    53’ Dry Van

Hours:                    45-60 hours per week. Must be able to work nights.

Distance:               3500-4000kms per week

Route:                    Round Trips â€“ Grimsby, ON to Davenport, Iowa back to Stoney Creek then to Grimsby, ON. Load in Davenport is ready between 9pm and 11pm ET. Will return to Grimsby Tuesday morning, 10 hours off then head back to Davenport to pick up next load between 9pm to 11pm drop in Stoney Creek then to Grimsby, ON.

Shift:                      Sunday 6 pm depart to Thursday is the entire week schedule.

 Required Qualifications

License:                  AZ

Passport:                Required

Fast Card:               Preferred           

Experience:            Cross border commercial driving

Physical:                 No-touch freight

Abstracts:              Clean driving records (consideration given to minor offenses)

Testing:                  Pre-employment medical and drug test. Quarterly random drug/alcohol testing.

Vaccination:          Will require double vaccination in accordance with CDN and US border crossing requirements.

Position Details

Training:                   Company orientation and customer policies

Daily Logs:               Electronic Logs, training provided

CPC Logistics Canada is the premier vendor in driver solutions. Our drivers support many of the nation’s top private fleets on behalf of some of Canada’s top companies.

CPC pays employees as employees on payroll. We cannot pay drivers as a corporation or a business as it is in violation of Canada Revenue Agency regulations.