CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver

E.W. Wylie is seeking a professional CDL-A Truck Driver to join our Transportation & Logistics team. In this role, you’ll haul flatbed freight safely and efficiently across North America, ensuring on-time deliveries and excellent customer service. You’ll conduct thorough pre- and post-trip inspections, secure and tarp loads, and comply with all DOT and company safety regulations. At E.W. Wylie, you’ll enjoy a supportive culture that values hard work, teamwork, and professional growth, with opportunities for advancement, hands-on training, and competitive benefits. Operate CDL-A tractor-trailer to transport flatbed freight safely and efficiently Perform pre-trip, en route, and post-trip vehicle inspections per DOT and company standards Secure, tarp, and untarp loads following proper load securement procedures Comply with all DOT regulations, hours-of-service rules, and company safety policies Plan routes to ensure on-time pickups and deliveries while maximizing efficiency Maintain accurate logs, bills of lading, and delivery documentation Communicate professionally with dispatch, customers, and terminal staff Monitor vehicle condition and report maintenance or safety issues promptly Handle freight with care to prevent damage and ensure customer satisfaction Represent E.W. Wylie with professional conduct and strong customer service on every load CDL-A tractor-trailer operation Flatbed load securement Tarping and cargo protection DOT and hours-of-service compliance Electronic logging device (ELD) usage Vehicle inspection and basic troubleshooting Route planning and time management Defensive driving and safety awareness Customer service and communication Paperwork, bills of lading, and manifests Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid CDL Class A license Clean driving record meeting DOT and company standards Current DOT medical card Flatbed/load securement training or experience TWIC card preferred, depending on lanes HazMat endorsement a plus Minimum age per DOT regulations (typically 21)