South east Idaho, private fleet, regional, class A, home every week

The job: transport live fish from our farm to distributors. Average run 700 miles. Live load and unload, driver assistance required. Load fish feed on the return. Driver is responsible for scheduling maintenance and repairs on the equipment as needed.

Equipment: 2024 T680 (diamond interior), fridge, inverter, microwave, 510hp, electric APU, reefer van, pre-pass, etc.

Schedule: Last year the driver on this route was home 222 nights per year. Home almost every Sunday., and typically 3 days (in a row) per week. Approximately 110,000 miles a year. Ag exemption used to be able to sleep / rest when tired, not when the clock says so.

Pay: $0.69-$0.75 per mile, DOE. SALARY OPTION AVAILABLE if preferred. Company sponsored employee medical, retirement, vacation. No-cost per diem option.

Qualifications: Class A, with tanker. Two years of tractor-trailer experience. No recent serious traffic violations or at-fault accidents. Physically able to easily move full pallets with a pallet jack. Ability to solve minor mechanical issues (hang a mud flap, etc). Must not mind the physical part of the job: loading and unloading in all weather conditions, hanging chains, etc. Must live (move to) within 1 hr drive of Grace, Idaho. Drivers who live in the Tacoma / Olympia area of WA will also be considered (near the destination of our route).

The company: We are a family owned and operated farm with two locations in South East Idaho founded in 1999.

To apply: JL Logistics LLC, send resume to: JLlogistics@dutchboyfarms.com or fill out application at Dutchboyfarms.com. For questions: John 208-552-9675.

 

Thank you. Job is still available.

 

Thank you. We have a made an offer and it was accepted with a start date this week.

You are right, the world is moving to auto's, and our new truck is as well. I've not had issues driving it safely down Cabbage, even at 85K. Just set it and forget it. I'll agree it's a PIA on snow and ice getting around the farm, but figuring out how to put it in manual solved most of that.

 

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