OTR Cross-Border AZ Truck Driver

Many regional Canadian trucking companies started as a family enterprise but have been integrated into larger national corporations. At Carmen, we’re proud to still be a 100% family-owned and operated transportation company. As a mid-size transportation company, we have incorporated the processes, technology, and training necessary to compete with much larger trucking companies. Yet, we have maintained the personal service approach that only a smaller organization can offer.

Therefore, we believe in choosing the right people to represent our company. We are looking for people that CARE as it is ingrained in our culture with every shipment placed with us.

We are currently looking for US Cross Boarder Company Drivers for our growing team!

We offer a competitive salary, benefits, and pension plan.

At Carmen, We Care so you can Expect More! Drive for Carmen Transportation to accelerate your career as a truck driver.

We’ve been one of Trucking HR Canada’s "Top Fleet Employers" for five years. We're hiring AZ-licenced truck drivers with 3 years of verifiable experience who are willing to be away from home for 3-6 days and drive open-board (not dedicated) OTR to mainly southern lanes in the US.

If you excel at working without direct supervision and delivering loads on time, join our team! As a cross-border AZ truck driver. Drivers can make $75,000 - $90,000 per year.

*** Full Company Drivers Only to Apply***

Carmen offers OTR AZ Truck Drivers:

  • Company pension plan
  • Health, dental & life insurance plans
  • Competitive, reliable, biweekly pay by direct deposit
  • Consistent miles (2500-3000 per week)
  • Paid wait time, scaling time, tolls and border crossings
  • Cell phone allowance
  • Dedicated trucks with satellite radio
  • Dedicated driver manager
  • No-touch freight
  • Quarterly safety bonus and paid performance programs
  • Ongoing support and training
  • Paid orientation
  • Pre-pass transponders
  • Well-maintained and regularly inspected equipment
  • On-site parking
  • Paid Fast Card renewal fee
  • Paid referral bonus

As a Carmen Truck Driver, you’ll need:

  • 2 years of verifiable AZ truck driving experience
  • Current CVOR and driver’s abstract
  • Current police check
  • Clean drug test
  • FAST Card is an asset
  • Willingness to be away from home for 3-6 days
  • Willing to drive open-board (not dedicated) LTL & Truckload in the US – primarily southern lanes

Carmen Transportation is a family-owned company providing transportation solutions since 1985. Part of our success comes from ensuring compliance and safety in all our efforts. We continually invest in the most advanced equipment which is maintained to the highest standards of safety at our very own Truck and Trailer Centre. This stems from the idea that, along with great people, dependable transportation service is a result of equipment reliability.

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