Owner Operator

Tri-Line Carriers is now hiring Owner Operator in Rocky View County, AB. View job listing details and apply now.

Tri-Line Carriers has a history dating back to 1964. From modern terminal facilities in Calgary, AB, Edmonton, AB and Winnipeg, MB, and Terrace, BC, our reliable drivers operate throughout Western Canada and Central US States. Our experienced team of professionals provide exceptional service to a variety of industries including oil and gas, manufacturing, construction, building products, waste, and mining. Our diversified fleet and customers provide opportunities for qualified applicants across a range of equipment types and lifestyle desires. Our fleet includes pneumatic tankers, flat decks, step deck and curtain side trailers, vans, side dump and end dump trailers.

We are HIRING and looking for experienced Owner Operators running Super B End dumps across the Pacific Northwest US, along with SK, AB and BC

What We Offer

  • An attractive mileage based system
  • Company supplied fuel card
  • Flexible schedule available
  • Stable year-round work with an experienced dispatch team
  • Well maintained equipment
  • Healthy home/work balance
  • Resets at home during the weekend

What You Bring

  • A positive CAN-DO attituded
  • Safety conscious approach to all job duties
  • Class 1A Driver’s License – minimum 3 year experience required
  • A clean driver’s abstract with no suspensions
  • Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screening
  • Off road experience required
  • Super b tanker and pnuematic experience required – min 3 year required
  • Mountain driving experience required

All applicants require a clean abstract and will adhere to company paid criminal record search, drug and alcohol screen.

We are an equal opportunity employer that embraces diversity in the workplace and welcome applications from qualified women, men, visible minorities, aboriginal people and persons with disabilities.

A TFI International Company

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