Driver 3
About the job
- At least 6 years of driving experience is required.
- Be at least 21 years of age.
- Hold a valid Class A Commercial Driver's License with one year of verifiable satisfactory driving record.
- Know Department of Transportation requirements and state and federal laws.
- Be able to read and write legibly.
- Be able to work unsupervised and self-motivate.
- Have a sound work ethic, honesty, and moral character.
- Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Have previous live poultry tractor-trailer driving experience.
- Have basic math skills.
- Follow Department of Transportation, state and federal laws, and company safety policies and programs.
- Work outdoors daily, including in inclement weather.
- Sit and drive for up to 10 hours and climb in and out of the truck cab throughout the shift.
- Lift up to 75 pounds.
- Work around raw, live animal odors, noisy environments exceeding 85 decibels, and moving equipment.
- Work nights, weekends, holidays, and long shifts.
- Comply with all Department of Transportation regulations.
- Perform and document pre-trip inspections, including tires, oil, fuel, lights, brakes, and hoses.
- Assist with loading and unloading the trailer as necessary.
- Ensure the load is secure before moving.
- Maintain proper equipment, time, trip, and weight documentation.
- Clean and wash the truck as necessary.
- Report truck and equipment maintenance issues to a supervisor.
- Comply with Department of Transportation safety rules and regulations, company policies, and local, state, and federal policies, laws, and regulations.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
About the company
Aviagen supplies day-old grandparent and parent stock chicks for broilers, using a large breeding program to improve performance, health, and welfare under brands Arbor Acres, Indian River, Ross, and niche lines Rowan Range and Specialty Males. The birds' genetics are passed to producers via breeders, with selection aided by technologies like pulse oximetry and ultrasound, and backed by strict biosecurity across its global network of production facilities and hatcheries. It differentiates itself through a long lineage from Arbor Acres, Ross, and L.I.R, substantial R&D investment, and a broad portfolio that serves standard and niche markets. Its goal is to help customers provide affordable, nutritious protein by delivering consistent genetic gains and efficient broiler production while safeguarding animal health and the food chain.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Huntsville, Alabama
Founded
1923
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 Aviagen promoted sustainability through breed choice and resilience through feed efficiency.
- July 2026 2025 Broiler Management Handbooks added a dedicated Nutrition Supplement.
- Aviagen keeps opening regional seminars and leadership hires across Asia, Europe, and TMEA.
What critics are saying
- Avian influenza remains Aviagen's existential threat; one breeding-site breach destroys years of genetics.
- June 2026 Aviagen reported heightened avian influenza vigilance across Australia and Nepal culls.
- Trade fragmentation and regionalization pressure exports, especially after 2026 HPAI-related policy shifts.
What makes Aviagen unique
- Aviagen's Ross, Arbor Acres, and Indian River genetics dominate global broiler breeding.
- July 2026 Nippon Chunky acquisition locks in Japan's Ross distribution and market access.
- Focus Series toolkits translate proprietary genetics into management advantages for ABF producers.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance
- AD&D
- Employee Assistance Program
- Teladoc
- Short-Term Disability
- Long-Term Disability
- Paid Holidays
- Paid Time Off