Long Haul Truck Driver Needed in Canada with LMIA Sponsorship

Job Title: Long Haul Truck Driver – LMIA Sponsorship Available

Location: Canada (Various Provinces – Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, etc.)

Job Summary: We are actively recruiting Long Haul Truck Drivers for full-time positions across Canada. These roles are LMIA-approved and offer visa sponsorship for eligible international applicants. As a Long Haul Truck Driver, you will be responsible for transporting goods over long distances between provinces and cities, ensuring timely, safe, and compliant delivery operations.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Operate a tractor-trailer or straight truck to transport goods over long distances
  • Plan trip logistics and obtain necessary documentation for transportation
  • Perform pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip vehicle inspections
  • Ensure cargo is properly secured and maintained according to load requirements
  • Maintain detailed logs and records of trips, inspections, and hours of service (HOS)
  • Report vehicle issues or route delays promptly
  • Follow traffic laws and safety regulations at all times
  • Communicate effectively with dispatchers and warehouse staff
  • Adhere to schedules while maintaining safe driving standards

Minimum Requirements:

  • Valid Class 1/AZ commercial driver’s license or equivalent
  • Minimum 1–2 years of long-haul truck driving experience preferred
  • Clean driving record with no major traffic violations
  • Ability to communicate in English (basic proficiency required); French is an asset
  • Physically fit to perform duties such as securing cargo and long hours of driving
  • Familiarity with electronic logging devices (ELDs) and Canadian transport regulations
  • Willingness to work flexible hours, including weekends and nights as needed
  • Must meet eligibility criteria for a Canadian work permit

LMIA and Work Visa Sponsorship Details:

  • Employer holds an approved LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment)
  • Full support for Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) applications
  • Employer will provide necessary documentation for work permit issuance
  • Support with relocation and settlement may be offered (varies by employer)
  • Possibility of transitioning to Permanent Residency through programs like Express Entry or PNP

Working Conditions:

  • Full-time, long-haul routes (often cross-province or interprovincial)
  • 40 to 60+ hours per week, with mileage-based or hourly pay
  • Overnight stays and extended time on the road required
  • Must be able to adapt to weather and road conditions across Canada

Salary and Benefits:

  • Competitive salary: typically CAD $25–$34/hour or mileage-based (approx. $0.50–$0.65/km)
  • Overtime and bonus opportunities
  • Employer-paid health insurance (varies by employer)
  • Retirement savings plans and vacation pay
  • Paid training and safety certification
  • Opportunity for long-term employment and immigration support

Why Choose This Job:

  • High demand for truck drivers in Canada = long-term job security
  • Visa sponsorship available for qualified international applicants
  • Opportunities for permanent residency through employer-supported immigration pathways
  • Work in one of the most truck-friendly nations with strong labor protections

How to Apply: Submit the following documents:

  • Updated resume/CV highlighting truck driving experience
  • Copy of valid driver’s license (Class 1/AZ or equivalent)
  • Passport bio page
  • Brief cover letter expressing your interest and availability

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews and visa processing support.

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