Class 1 Team Driver
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Class 1 Team Driver
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Moves freight and manages international shipping
As a Class 1 driver, you will partner with an existing driver to form a 2-person tractor-trailer team to transport LTL and general freight throughout Northern Alberta, Northern British Columbia, and Northern Canada. You will be expected to travel both day and at night in all weather conditions through the prairies, the mountains, and on the Dempster Highway.
Depending on the destination, you may be expected to transport various trailer combinations.
Pre-trip and post-trip equipment checks, load securement, and use of an electronic log device to record any defects and hours of service.
Must have a Class 1 License with a minimum of 2 years of Class 1 experience to qualify for LCV certification. Dempster and mountain experience are assets
Knowledge of Electronic Log Devices is an asset
Physically fit
Be prepared to complete training that will include Classroom Courses, Mountain Qualification training (with a Coach), and Long Combination Vehicle (LCV) Qualification Training.
Have fewer than (4) demerits on your Commercial Abstract.
Be able to pass a Criminal Record Search and supply 2 people who were in a supervisory role for you.
Moves freight and manages international shipping
The Manitoulin Group of Companies moves freight for businesses across Canada and between Canada and the United States, and arranges international shipping. Its trucking company, Manitoulin Transport, carries partial and full truckloads through Canadian terminals and works with partner carriers for US deliveries. Shippers pay transportation charges for services that include rush deliveries, rail-and-truck moves, and temperature-controlled or dangerous goods. Sister companies provide warehousing, crating, customs clearance, and air and ocean freight forwarding, letting clients arrange several stages of a shipment through the group. Its roots date to a grocery wholesaler incorporated in 1953, which moved into trucking in 1960.
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