Truck Driver (Class 1)

Job Type

Permanent

People are at the heart of everything we do. We believe in collaboration, transparency, accountability, and creating value in everything we accomplish. Our culture is built on mutual aid, accountability, and a shared commitment to growing together. Joining the team means evolving in an environment where everyone contributes and is proud to have a real impact.

*Every role at Agropur is designed to create value and contribute to collective performance.*

A Context to Maximize Your Impact

• $36.70 hourly wage;
• Evening (0.75$) and night (1.00$) shift premiums;
• Group insurance;
• Defined benefit pension plan;
• Weekly pay;
• 40 hours guaranteed.

The Levers You Will Have an Impact On

• Deliver milk routes in the Quebec region and suburbs;
• Replace truck-trailer drivers and Jockeys;
• Perform various handling tasks in compliance with health and safety rules;
• Load trailers;
• Inventory tracking and complete required documents;
• Any other related tasks.

What Will Allow You to Create Value

• Be available to work all shifts (day, evening, night, and weekends);
• Hold a Class 1 driver's license;
• Complete a course from the Professional School of Drivers;
• Experience in forklift operation (an asset);
• Physical work abilities;
• Be able to complete and record various reports.

*Work schedule of 4 days, but you will have to work different shifts (day, evening, and night).* *A role aligned with what has the greatest collective impact.* #usinep1

Agropur welcomes people from all backgrounds and origins. We are proud to be an employer with a diverse community and are committed to offering a respectful and inclusive experience to all employees and candidates. We will therefore collaborate with candidates who request accommodations. Note that adequate knowledge of French is required for positions offered in Quebec. Agropur uses artificial intelligence technologies to support recruiters in pre-screening, evaluating, and selecting candidates for this position.

*In this text, the use of the masculine to refer to people is only intended to lighten the text. In accordance with OQLF guidelines, English proficiency is required for this position to communicate with colleagues and partners outside of Quebec.*