Driver - Lowboy, Rock Commodities

Description

Home Every Night. Real Equipment. No B.S.

Northwest Beef Express has been running since 1998 hauling live cattle and cattle feed across the region. We’re family-owned, and we run a tight, honest operation — the kind of place where people actually know your name and your rig gets taken care of.

We’re adding a day driver to our team who can handle a mix of hauls — lowboy loads, rock, and commodities. We need someone who knows their way around varied equipment and isn’t afraid to get dirty.

• Local runs only — you’re home every single night
• Full-time, year-round work — no seasonal layoffs
• $5,000 Sign-On Bonus — here’s how it pays out:
• $750 at 90 days
• $1,250 at 6 months
• $750 every 90 days after that until you hit the full $5K

You’ll be hauling commodities, rock, and lowboy loads around the Hermiston area. No team driving, home every day except for out-of-town work a couple times of the year if wanted — just solid day work with good equipment and people who respect what you do. We don’t micromanage, and you are never “just a number” here.

• Health, Vision & Dental — NBX covers 85% of premiums for you and your family
• Health Savings Account (HSA)
• 401K — Traditional & Roth options; NBX matches 100% of your first 5% contribution
• Life Insurance
• Paid Time Off + Paid Holidays
• Weekend Incentives — extra money for extra days
• Clean, well-maintained equipment — in-house fleet shop on-site with fuel, so your truck is always ready to roll

Give us a call at  — we’d rather talk to you than have you fill out a bunch of forms.

NBX will consider reasonable accommodations to enable a qualified individual with a disability to perform the essential functions of the position. This includes accommodations related to lifting, standing, physical work, or other job‑related requirements. Please contact Human Resources if you need assistance.

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL + current medical card
• 2+ years of tractor‑trailer experience
• Clean driving record
• Manual transmission proficiency — you gotta know how to row ’em