AZ Truck Drivers

Company: Challenger Motor Freight Inc
Location: Ontario
Posted on: February 14, 2021

Job Description:

The Challenger Difference It's not by chance that Challenger is a leading North American freight transportation company. In 40 years, Challenger has grown from one person with a vision and a truck to an international transportation and supply chain management company.We win as a team when we work as a team, and succeed due to our:* People-first culture* Team-oriented approach to success* Dedication to your personal career growth* Provide you with the ability to impact in moving the organization forward* Platinum Club Member in Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies, Top Fleet and Best Fleet Awards* Support many Fortune 500 customersThe OpportunityNow Hiring: AZ Truck Drivers Challenger has opportunities for AZ Drivers in the following divisions:* Single Local* Team* Single Long Haul* Climate controlled/Reefer* Single and Team dedicated Automotive* Flatbed* Oversized/Over dimensional* Bulk Waste HaulageWhat you will get from the role:* Leading-edge fleet of newer tractors and trailers* Consistent, regular lanes that will earn you steady miles and the comfort of a steady paycheck* First Class AZ driver pay packages with many incentives and bonuses* Company paid benefits from day one for experienced AZ Drivers* Safe Fleet incentive for every Driver* Family atmosphere where your opinion countsWhat you need to be successful in the role:* Valid AZ license* US capable * Fast Card preferred (mandatory for Automotive runs)* Clean Driver's recordIf you are looking to join a premier transportation company, and become an important part of a team who constantly challenge themselves to Go The Distance for our customers and for each other, the role of AZ Driver may be right for you.If this interests you, we want to hear from you.Phone: 1-800-334-5142300 Maple Grove RoadCambridge ON N3E 1B7Powered by JazzHRzocJ5mofE6

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