Truck Driver jobs in Canada remain among the most in-demand roles across the country, powering critical supply chains in logistics, agriculture, construction, and retail. As a professional truck driver, you will be entrusted with the safe and timely movement of goods over short local runs or cross-country long-haul routes. Canada’s expansive road network and thriving trade corridors create a consistent need for certified commercial vehicle operators who can perform under pressure while maintaining the highest safety standards.
The profession offers excellent earning potential, full benefits packages, and strong job security regardless of economic cycles. Many Canadian carriers actively sponsor foreign workers through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs, making truck driving one of the most accessible immigration pathways for skilled tradespeople worldwide. Whether you are an experienced CDL holder or a newcomer eager to obtain your Class 1 licence, Canada’s trucking industry has a position for you.
Job Overview
| Company Name | Prairie Freight Solutions Inc. |
| Location | Winnipeg, Manitoba |
| Department | Transportation & Logistics |
| Salary | CAD 24.50 per hour |
| Employment Type | Full-Time, Permanent |
| Education | High School Diploma or Equivalent |
| Gender | All Genders Welcome |
| Experience Level | Minimum 1 Year |
| Start Date | Immediate / As Soon As Possible |
About the Role
As a Truck Driver at Prairie Freight Solutions Inc., you will operate Class 1 long-haul or Class 3 regional commercial vehicles to transport freight across Manitoba and neighbouring provinces. You will work alongside a supportive dispatch team to plan optimal routes, manage delivery windows, and ensure that all cargo arrives in perfect condition. The role demands a calm, professional attitude, a strong safety mindset, and the ability to work independently for extended periods. You will be responsible for daily vehicle inspections, accurate logbook maintenance, and compliance with Transport Canada regulations at all times.
Your Responsibilities
- Operate heavy commercial vehicles (Class 1 or Class 3) safely on urban, rural, and highway routes across Manitoba and beyond.
- Complete thorough pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and report any defects or safety concerns to the fleet supervisor immediately.
- Securely load, strap, and unload cargo in accordance with weight distribution guidelines and cargo-specific safety requirements.
- Maintain accurate electronic logging device (ELD) records including hours of service, fuel consumption, mileage, and delivery confirmations.
- Communicate proactively with dispatchers, warehouse teams, and customers regarding delivery ETAs, delays, or route changes.
- Adhere to all provincial and federal traffic laws, company driving policies, and Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) regulations where applicable.
- Perform basic roadside vehicle maintenance such as checking tire pressure, engine oil, coolant levels, and trailer lighting systems.
- Keep the assigned truck interior and exterior clean, organized, and presentable at all times.
What You Bring
- Valid Manitoba Class 1 (Air Brake Endorsement preferred) or Class 3 commercial driver’s licence with a clean abstract.
- Minimum one year of documented professional truck driving experience in Canada or internationally.
- Strong knowledge of Canadian traffic laws, Highway Traffic Act requirements, and logbook regulations.
- Physical capability to handle loading and unloading tasks and to remain seated for extended driving periods.
- Excellent time management skills with a proven ability to meet tight delivery schedules without compromising safety.
- Good communication skills in English (spoken and written) to interact with dispatchers, clients, and border officials.
- Willingness to work rotating shifts, weekends, and occasional statutory holidays as required by operational demand.
- TDG certification is an asset; training can be provided to the right candidate.
Benefits
- Competitive hourly rate of CAD 24.50 with overtime pay for hours exceeding 44 per week.
- Comprehensive group health and dental insurance from the first day of employment.
- Company-provided and fully maintained truck with fuel card — zero vehicle expenses for drivers.
- Paid time off including two weeks annual vacation, six paid sick days, and all federal statutory holidays.
- RRSP contribution matching up to 4% of annual earnings after six months of continuous employment.
- Performance bonuses based on on-time delivery rates, fuel efficiency scores, and accident-free driving records.
- Access to an employee assistance program (EAP) covering mental health counselling, financial advice, and wellness support.
- Sponsored training for additional endorsements (air brakes, TDG, WHMIS) to accelerate career advancement.
- Opportunities for promotion into fleet supervisor, logistics coordinator, or owner-operator roles within three years.
How to Apply
Ready to advance your career? Submit your updated CV to the email address below. Our hiring team reviews all applications and will reach out to shortlisted candidates with further instructions. We appreciate your interest and wish you the best of luck.
Email: careers@prairiefreightsolutions.ca
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