Being a truck driver involves transporting goods from one location to another using large vehicles, typically trucks or lorries. Here are some common responsibilities and qualifications associated with truck driving:

Responsibilities:

1. Driving: Operating a truck to transport goods over short or long distances.
2. Loading and Unloading: Ensuring that cargo is loaded and unloaded safely and efficiently.
3. Vehicle Maintenance: Conducting routine checks and maintenance on the truck to ensure it is in good working condition.
4. Problem Solving: Addressing unexpected issues such as vehicle breakdowns, traffic delays, or adverse weather conditions.
5. Time Management: Delivering goods on schedule and managing driving hours efficiently.

Qualifications:

1. Clean Driving Record: A good driving record with no major traffic violations is usually necessary.

2. Physical Fitness: The job may require lifting and carrying, as well as sitting for extended periods, so good physical condition is important.

3. Knowledge of Regulations: Familiarity with local, state, and federal transportation regulations.

4. Communication Skills: Effective communication is important for coordinating with dispatchers and other team members.

5. Map Reading and Navigation Skills: The ability to read maps and navigate routes is crucial.

• MONTHLY SALARY: 5500 Canadian dollars
• DUTY TIME 8 HOURS
• Free Food and Accommodation