Method of Pay: Generally based on productivity
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Dangerous Goods
Dangerous goods drivers provide a vital service to a number of industries. Drivers in this sector operate a range of equipment, trucks, and trailers, which will vary depending on the type of product being hauled. These drivers generally enjoy steady work and good pay. Industry experience is typically required before drivers are able to haul…
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Cross Border
Cross border driving refers to any commercial truck driving position that involves entering the USA from Canada at a land crossing. The equipment that cross border drivers operate, specific tasks, and workload will vary widely based on the employer. These drivers must be at least 21 years old, compliant with the USA’s drug and alcohol…
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Car Hauling
Car haulers load, unload, and haul vehicles from various locations (such as dealerships), so they are available for purchase. They work throughout Alberta and beyond, using specialized equipment. A car hauling job may be local or include long-haul driving.
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Busing, School
An essential service for Alberta’s education system, drivers support both urban and rural areas, transporting students safely to and from school every day. Operating for a bus company or through a school board, services may also include transporting students and other individuals to events on an as-needed basis.
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Agriculture, Livestock Transportation
Livestock transportation includes animals being transported by truck, including chickens, pigs, and even insects. Drivers often operate specialized trucks and trailers meant for livestock and work closely with animals to ensure their welfare.