CDL-A Truck Driver OTR Livestock Hauler

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CDL-A Truck Driver | OTR Company Driver - CPM Based on Experience | Livestock Haulers

• Pay is CPM: Start at 65 CPM Loaded (30 CPM Empty)
• Get Paid for Your Experience: Exceed 65 CPM!
• OTR: Out Sunday through Friday

Parks Livestock Inc. is seeking Professional, CDL-A Truck Drivers for OTR Routes. Our Livestock Hauling and Transportation Division has Drivers out Sunday Through Friday and back home for their 34-hour reset! This is a Company Driver position with Health Benefits starting DAY ONE! We'll help you attain Animal Handling Certificate; and we require the Trucker Quality Assurance certification. Come be part of our tradition of excellence!

More Information

• Peterbilt 389s and Kenworth W900 Manuals
• Hauling Wilson & Merritt Trailers
• All Miles Paid: Loaded or Empty!
• Drivers Load and Unload

Benefits: DAY ONE!

• Health, Dental & Vision Insurance - Starts Day One
• 401(K) contributions and Company Match (after 12 mo.)
• Paid Time Off
• OTR: Out Sunday-thru-Friday
• No Slip Seating
• We Pay Toll Fees

Parks Livestock Inc. has been in the business for nearly 50 years, and we pride ourselves on our top-notch driving team to deliver on-time for our many loyal customers. Speak to a recruiter today

Wage Range: 0.30 - 0.65 per mile
General Description of Benefits: Health, Dental, & Vision insurance, Paid time off, 401K (after a year),

• Valid state Class A CDL license
• Ability to lift 70 pounds
• Clean MVR
• Ability to operate gates and ramps in trailer and at livestock facilities
• Must meet U.S. Department of Transportation physical and medical requirements and pass substance abuse screening pre-employment; as a safety sensitive employee subject to random substance abuse screening as required under USDOT compliance
• Must pass and receive Animal Handling Certificate, Trucker Quality Assurance certification

Beyond the job benefits already listed above, there are several other advantages to truck driving jobs in Des Moines. Iowa offers a variety of industries in which a truck driver can specialize. As you might imagine, agriculture tops the list. But whether exported out of state, out of the country, or simply remain in the state for the use of those living in Iowa, truck drivers are transporting large tractors, airplane parts, corn and several critical products.