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Flatbed Truck Driver

Posted 3 days ago

ew wylieClarkson (NY)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$69000 - 91000 per year

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About the role

E.W. Wylie seeks a professional Flatbed Truck Driver to safely haul freight across North America. Responsibilities include operating CDL-A flatbed trucks, securing and tarping loads, performing pre/post-trip inspections, and complying with DOT and company safety standards. Drivers manage delivery schedules, maintain accurate logs, and communicate effectively with dispatch. E.W. Wylie offers hands-on training, career advancement opportunities, and a supportive culture that values teamwork, professionalism, and safety-focused service to customers. Safely operate CDL-A flatbed trucks over regional and long-haul routes Secure and tarp flatbed loads according to safety standards Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections Comply with all DOT and company safety regulations Maintain accurate electronic logs and delivery documentation Coordinate with dispatch on routes, schedules, and load details Manage time to meet delivery appointments and customer expectations Report equipment issues and safety concerns promptly CDL Class A driving Flatbed load securement Trip planning DOT regulations knowledge Electronic log (ELD) use Defensive driving Vehicle inspection (pre/post-trip) Time management Basic freight documentation Route navigation/GPS use Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Valid CDL Class A license Clean driving record DOT medical certification Hazmat and tanker endorsements preferred TWIC card preferred Experience securing flatbed loads

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