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Local Dry Van Jobs
Dry Van trailers can haul a wide variety of dry goods to manufacturing, distribution, and retail centers. Dry Vans are the most common trailer semi drivers pull. Tractor trailers primarily haul 53 ft dry van trailers, but the size can also be non-standard.
Local Flatbed Jobs
Flatbed jobs are a high demand trucking job. Flatbed haulers are expected to be knowledgeable in strapping, chaining, and tarping loads. Flatbed freight consists of construction equipment, lumber, steel coils, tubing, pipe, pallets, glass, military equipment & more.
Local Tanker Jobs
Tanker drivers haul commodities including oil, gas, water, chemical, industrial, dairy & more. Tanker drivers will often haul dedicated routes. Pay can be higher, as many tanker jobs require a hazmat endorsement.
Local Reefer Jobs
Reefer trailers are equipped with temperature gauges, allowing drivers to keep track of the temperature in the trailer. Freight can vary from frozen, to refrigerated goods often delivered to grocery stores or restaurants. Unloading may or may not be required.