Class 3 Driver - 6-Wheel Platform Truck

Starting Salary: $23/hour to $27/hour (evaluated based on your experience)

Centre de Location GM is growing, and so can you be part of the adventure!

Join a tight-knit team in a well-established Quebec company that has been around for 50 years.

Why choose Centre de Location GM?

✅ As a Class 3 Driver, you benefit from

• Flexible schedule: Monday to Friday (start time between 4 AM and 6 AM)
• Approximately 50 hours/week (overtime after 40 hours/week)
• Assigned vehicle (6-wheel platform truck "Towing")
• Collective insurance: life, disability, travel, illness, dental
• Free on-site parking
• Provided uniforms and PPE
• Regular company events
• Employee and Family Assistance Program (PAEF)
• RVER available
• Reimbursement for safety boots
• 5 paid sick days
• 3 weeks of vacation

✅ Your daily tasks as a Class 3 Driver

• Deliver and pick up rental equipment for our clients
• Securely fasten equipment for safe transport
• Perform pre-departure vehicle inspection
• Conduct a quick inspection of equipment upon departure and return
• Collaborate closely with yard and distribution teams

✅ You are the right candidate if...

• You have a valid Class 3 driver's license
• You have a clean driving record
• You are open to working overtime
• You are comfortable using a smartphone/tablet (GPS, GeoTab, etc.)
• You have experience in the rental, construction, or related industry (an asset)

Interested? We want to get to know you!

• rh@locationgm.ca
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• 351 boulevard Lajeunesse O. Saint-Jérôme, Qc. J7Y 4E4
• A word about us:

For 50 years, Centre de Location GM has supported entrepreneurs and individuals in their projects - from the smallest to the most ambitious.

At the heart of our success: over 200 passionate people who embody our values of respect, collaboration, and excellence. At our company, unity is strength!

Do you want to know more about our story and be part of it? - We look forward to your application!

*** The use of the masculine gender is only used to lighten the text.