Entry Log Truck Driver - Goshen

Posted 8 days ago

weyerhaeuserGoshen (OR)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$ 30.03 per hour

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About the role

Intermediate Log Truck Driver Weyerhaeuser's Oregon trucking operation is seeking an Intermediate Log Truck Driver in Goshen, OR. Weyerhaeuser is a premier timber and wood products company with over 125-years in the industry. Our roots run deep in the PNW with tree farms and manufacturing strategically located to provide sustainable products to our customers for years to come. We offer a predictable driver work schedule, Monday through Friday, day shift hours with optional overtime. Our trucks are serviced by company mechanics to ensure they are ready to run every day. Drivers are expected to operate long-log and short-log trucks. The pay rate for this position starts at $ 30.03 per hour, with the ability earn $30.780 per hour after proven competencies in accordance with the labor agreement. Weyerhaeuser offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, paid sick time, retirement, vacation, holiday pay and relocation assistance for those that qualify. Hourly employees are represented by the IAM-AW union.

Qualifications: Verifiable high school diploma or equivalent Valid Class A CDL Minimum 1-year Class A CDL driving experience Current DOT medical card Driving record must be clear of current incidents/citations Ability to meet continuous training requirements Be safety-conscious and adhere to all the safety procedures and practices Successful completion of a post-offer physical exam, drug screen and background check

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