Canadian occupation guide
Explore 474 current Truck Driver jobs from 239 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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L.S. Carriers
Load and unload goods, inspect and maintain the vehicle and its equipment, and perform brake adjustments and emergency roadside repairs. Complete vehicle inspections, communicate with central dispatch, and record cargo, service hours, distance, and fuel consumption.
Total Transload Services
Drive straight or articulated trucks, often as part of a two-person team or convoy, to transport goods and materials. Load and unload cargo, inspect and maintain the vehicle, communicate with central dispatch, and record trip, cargo, service-hour, distance, and fuel information.
Shelby Logistics
Drive straight or articulated trucks, individually as part of a two-person team or convoy, to transport goods and materials. Load and unload cargo, inspect and maintain the vehicle, communicate with dispatch, record trip and cargo details, and ensure cargo safety and security.
The Salvation Army in Canada
Drive a commercial vehicle to pick up and deliver donated goods, maintain vehicle safety and records, and provide courteous service to donors and community partners. Support inventory control, safe food handling, storage, distribution, volunteer coordination, and related administrative and safety procedures.
The Salvation Army in Canada
Drive a commercial vehicle to collect and deliver donated goods, maintain vehicle safety and records, and support inventory storage and distribution. Coordinate with supervisors, donors, community agencies, and volunteers while following health, safety, and food-handling procedures.
National Diabetes Trust
The driver is responsible for operating a 3-ton truck to collect donated clothing and household items from homes and donation bins. They must also maintain accurate logs, perform vehicle inspections, and provide excellent customer service while promoting the organization's mission.
Simpcw Resources Group
The driver is responsible for safely transporting gravel, aggregate, and equipment to various project sites while maintaining accurate trip records and load documentation. They must also perform daily vehicle inspections, routine maintenance, and adhere to all traffic laws and safety protocols.
CommerceLink Logistics ULC
Safely operate tractor-trailer equipment to transport and deliver freight across local city routes. Maintain accurate documentation, perform vehicle inspections, and ensure all cargo is properly secured according to safety standards.
The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory
The truck driver is responsible for the safe operation of a 5-ton truck to facilitate the daily pick-up and drop-off of donations for thrift stores. Additionally, the role involves working in the warehouse, operating equipment like forklifts, and providing courteous service to guests.
Pavage Montreal
Drive lighter, special-purpose trucks and operate straight or articulated trucks to transport goods and materials. Load and unload goods.
Sollio Agriculture
The driver is responsible for loading and delivering animal feed to farms while operating specialized unloading equipment. They must also ensure compliance with biosecurity protocols and maintain accurate delivery documentation.
CommerceLink Logistics ULC
Safely operate a Class 1 vehicle to perform local dock-to-dock deliveries to retail and grocery locations. Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections while maintaining compliance with safety regulations and hours-of-service requirements.
Answers below come from openings currently published on Jobs.ca, and refresh as employers post and close roles.
There are 474 Truck Driver jobs currently published on Jobs.ca, from 239 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Truck Drivers on Jobs.ca include L.S. Carriers, Total Transload Services, Shelby Logistics, The Salvation Army in Canada and National Diabetes Trust.
The cities with the most Truck Driver openings on Jobs.ca right now are Edmonton, AB, Gibbons, AB, Winnipeg, MB, London, ON and Kamloops 1, BC.
Truck Driver falls under NOC 73300 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Transport truck drivers”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Truck Driver include Bus Driver, Locomotive Engineer, Railway Conductor and Repairer and Servicer. Each has its own page on Jobs.ca with current openings.
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