Livestock Truck Driver (Class 1A)

1w1 week ago

Canada Packers Inc.

CA · Full-time · C$50,000 – C$50,000

About this role

Canada Packers is building the global standard for sustainable pork, raised with care and crafted with purpose. As a Livestock Truck Driver (Class 1A), you will play a key role in the humane and responsible transportation of livestock (pigs) between manufacturing facilities. Join a values-based organization that thrives on collaboration and continuous improvement.

Your daily responsibilities include ensuring humane transportation in accordance with animal welfare standards, strictly following biosecurity rules, and performing pre-trip inspections. You will report maintenance concerns, maintain a clean tractor/trailer, and complete paperwork accurately. Expect to work flexible hours in extreme temperatures from +40 to -40 degrees Celsius.

Team members embrace accountability whether on a farm, production line, or in an office. This role suits those who enjoy independent, hands-on work with a passion for animal welfare and safety. Be part of a team that values care, responsibility, and reliable transportation.

Enjoy home every day at the end of each shift, competitive compensation, and a benefits package including health, dental, and pension matching. Access learning opportunities, an employee assistance program, and an inclusive workplace culture. Your talent and passion can make a real impact on our exciting journey.

Requirements

Valid Class 1A Driver’s License with a favorable Driver’s Abstract
At least 1 year experience driving with a Class 1A license; 3–5 years truck/trailer experience preferred
Minimum 1 year of livestock handling experience
Strong communication skills (oral and written)
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Flexibility to work weekends and holidays as needed
Comfortable working in physically demanding conditions and extreme weather
Legally authorized to work in Canada

Responsibilities

Ensure the humane transportation of livestock (pigs) in accordance with Canada Packers’ animal welfare standards and guidelines
Strictly follow all biosecurity rules and policies
Perform daily pre-trip and regular truck/trailer inspections
Report all maintenance or mechanical concerns to the supervisor
Maintain a clean, organized tractor/trailer unit at all times
Complete all required paperwork accurately and on time
Work flexible hours, including some weekends, based on operational needs
Operate in extreme temperatures ranging from +40 to -40 degrees Celsius

Benefits

Home every day at the end of each shift
Competitive compensation and benefits package (health, dental, vision, life insurance)
Defined Contribution Pension Plan with company matching (RRSP)
2 weeks paid vacation
Employee assistance program (EAP) for mental health and personal support
Overtime opportunities fully paid based on operational needs
Learning and development opportunities
Employee referral program and company events