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Regional Flatbed CDL-A Truck Driver

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ew wylieComstock (MN)

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Junior

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$78000 - 103000 per year

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About the role

E.W. Wylie, a leader in flatbed trucking, is seeking a Regional CDL-A Truck Driver to join our Transportation & Logistics team. In this role, you’ll haul freight across North America with a strong focus on safety, professionalism, and on-time delivery. Responsibilities include safe vehicle operation, adherence to DOT regulations, accurate logs, and customer service. We offer competitive pay and benefits, hands-on training, modern equipment, and real opportunities for career advancement in a supportive, team-focused culture that values hard work and growth. Safely operate a CDL-A tractor-trailer for regional flatbed routes across assigned states Secure and tarp flatbed loads using chains, binders, straps, and other approved equipment per company and DOT standards Perform thorough pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections and promptly report maintenance issues Comply with all DOT/FMCSA regulations, hours-of-service rules, and company safety policies Use electronic logging devices (ELDs) to accurately record driving time and complete all required documentation Plan routes and manage time to meet pickup and delivery schedules while driving defensively in all conditions Communicate effectively with dispatch, operations, and customers regarding load status, delays, and special requirements Assist with loading and unloading as needed, ensuring proper weight distribution and protection of freight Maintain a clean, professional appearance of tractor, trailer, and equipment, and represent E.W. Wylie positively on the road Participate in required safety meetings, ongoing training, and performance reviews to continuously improve skills Safe operation of CDL-A tractor-trailer Flatbed load securement (chains, binders, straps, tarps) DOT/FMCSA regulations compliance Electronic logging devices (ELDs) usage Pre-trip and post-trip inspections Basic truck and trailer mechanical awareness Trip planning and time management Defensive driving techniques Cargo handling and weight distribution Navigation using GPS and routing software Accurate log and paperwork completion Customer service and communication with dispatch Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid Class A CDL Acceptable driving record per DOT and company standards Current DOT medical card Flatbed load securement experience or completion of company securement training Ability to pass DOT drug and alcohol testing Ability to meet physical demands of tarping and load securement

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