Category: Latest Driving Jobs

Emergency Response Specialist Role:
Deploy and operate high-tech mobile command centers for police operations across urban and remote areas.

Compensation Package:

• Annual Earnings: 92,000−92,000−115,000 CAD
  • Base Salary: 44−44−50/hr (unionized)
  • Emergency Activation Pay: $75/hr during critical incidents
  • Certification Premiums: Up to $6,000/year
• Benefits:
  • Full police pension plan
  • Tactical gear allowance ($2,500/year)
  • Psychological support services

Critical Requirements:

• Licensing: AZ License + Emergency Vehicle Operation
• Certifications:
  • Incident Command System Training
  • Police Security Clearance (Level 3)
  • Telecommunications Systems Operation
• Skills:
  • Rapid deployment in all weather
  • Secure communications setup
  • Tactical driving maneuvers

Equipment Expertise:

• Operate $4M+ command vehicles with:
  • Satellite uplink capabilities
  • Drone command stations
  • Forensic processing labs

Canada’s Most Extreme Driving Job:
Haul critical supplies across frozen lakes and winter roads to remote northern communities during the brief operating season (January-March).

Seasonal Earnings Potential:

• 8-Week Season Income: 25,000−25,000−45,000 CAD
  • Per Mile Rate: 0.85−0.85−1.40 (loaded miles)
  • Bonus Structure: $500/day for extreme cold (-50°C)
  • Completion Bonus: $5,000 for full season
• Additional Benefits:
  • Room/board provided
  • Flight allowance
  • Northern living allowance

Critical Requirements:

• Licensing: Class 1 with Arctic endorsement
• Certifications:
  • Winter Survival Training
  • H2S Alive certification
  • First Aid Level 3
• Equipment:
  • Mandatory satellite communications
  • Arctic-grade sleeping bags
  • Cold-weather mechanical knowledge

Operational Challenges:

• Drive on 3+ feet of ice
• Radar-monitored ice thickness checks
• Polar bear safety protocols
• 24-hour daylight driving in peak season

Career Pathway:
Many operators start with local winter road experience before progressing to legendary routes like:

• Tibbitt-Contwoyto Winter Road
• James Bay Ice Road
• Manitoba Northern Affairs routes

Unique Operating Environment:
Haul critical supplies across frozen lakes and tundra roads during the brief 8-10 week winter season, servicing remote communities like Churchill and diamond mines in the Northwest Territories.

Compensation Breakdown:

• Seasonal Earnings: 25,000−25,000−45,000 (for 2 months work)
  • Per Mile Rate: 0.85−0.85−1.20 (loaded miles)
  • Bonus Structure: $500/day for extreme cold (-50°C) routes
  • Completion Bonus: $5,000 for full season
• Typical Loads: Diesel fuel, construction equipment, grocery resupply

Specialized Requirements:

• Mandatory Certifications:
  • Class 1 with Arctic Ice Road endorsement
  • Winter Survival Training (5-day course)
  • H2S Alive certification
• Equipment Preparedness:
  • Mandatory satellite phones
  • Arctic-grade sleeping bags in cab
  • Chain requirements (6 per truck minimum)

Operational Challenges:

• 18-hour daylight convoys in February
• Radar-monitored ice thickness checks
• Polar bear awareness training for Churchill routes

Career Pathway: Most operators start with local winter road experience before moving to legendary routes like the Tibbitt-Contwoyto Winter Road.

The Opportunity

In this role you will be ….
• Accurately audit the customer fixtures using the HHT to gain availability, process returned stock for the customer accurately through credit notes, carry out merchandising where necessary.
• Serve customers in line with their service agreements, develop relationships with customers, build rapport and establish trust, deal with all customer enquiries in a professional and knowledgeable manner.
• Ensure a safe, clean, tidy vehicle that is driven in a safe and courteous manner to reflect the Company’s high-quality image.
• Drive a company vehicle in a cost affect way to reduce costs.
• Use the companies HHT and additional IT hardware correctly and with care.
• Use any other company equipment as directed.

The Ideal Candidate

We believe that success is built upon collaboration and diverse perspectives. At Samworth Brothers, we welcome candidates who are passionate about working together to achieve greatness. As a valued member of our team, you will bring the following skills and experience: –
• Full Driving Licence is essential.
• Previous sales experience is desirable.
• Must live within 30 minutes of the Sales Office
• Must be able to demonstrate clear communication that achieves a desirable outcome and the ability to build rapport with others.

Job description

• Work Location : Truro
• Hourly Rate : 29.75$
• Shift : Tuesday to Friday, 30 to 40 weekly

Responsibilities
• Deliver pre-ordered products to customers on assigned route using a Coke Canada Bottling fleet truck.
• Check accuracy and stability of truck load.
• Carry out an inspection of truck before departure and hitch the trailer.
• Offload products and bring into the customer’s location.
• Merchandise product into customer location as needed.
• Collect company property.
• Follow all Coke Canada Bottling and Store policies regarding backroom, display floor, replenishment, equipment, and safety.
• Maintain and replenish products in store racks, shelves, displays, and coolers by transporting product between backroom/storage room to front-of-store with manual equipment (pallet jack, hand-truck).
• Develop and maintain professional relationships with co-workers and customers.

Qualifications
• Commercial License with Air (Class 1 or AZ) with no major violations over the last three (3) years.
• One (1) plus year of commercial driving experience.
• One to three years of general work experience.
• Local delivery experience preferred.
• Ability to repetitively lift, carry and position product (weight up to 50lbs or 22kgs) above shoulder height without
• assistance.
• Ability to push and pull manual and powered equipment (i.e. pallet jack, hand-truck etc.) containing product loads for a minimum of 100 yards without assistance.

Job description

Bus drivers play an important role in the Canadian transport system. We are looking for qualified professionals to fill the Bus Driver position.

Roles & Responsibilities:
• Operate buses to transport passengers along scheduled routes or for chartered trips.
• Ensure the safety and comfort of passengers during transit.
• Collect fares and issue tickets if applicable.
• Adhere to traffic regulations and follow designated routes.
• Conduct pre-trip inspections to ensure the mechanical integrity of the bus.
• Communicate with passengers regarding schedules, stops, and safety instructions.
• Handle unexpected situations or emergencies professionally and calmly.
• Maintain a courteous and professional demeanor with passengers. Keep accurate records of driving hours, mileage, and passenger counts.
• Collaborate with dispatchers or transportation coordinators for scheduling and route adjustments.

Qualifications

Minimum 5 years of experience

Licensed to operate a public passenger vehicle (Licensed as PPV)

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent