Guymon, Oklahoma, United States · On-site
$75k–$85k/hr
Hay & Straw Truck Driver (Class A CDL) $75,000 – $85,000 per year + Bonus Potential Home Nightly | Year-Round Work | Weekly Pay Location: Southwest Kansas and OK/TX Panhandles Region Shop Location: Guymon, Oklahoma…
Skills: Class A CDL, DOT Compliance, Load Securing, Truck Inspection, Route Navigation
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Safely transport baled forage products from fields to customers across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. Maintain accurate logs, perform daily vehicle inspections, and coordinate with dispatchers and loaders.
Requires a valid Class A CDL, current DOT medical card, and at least 2 years of semi-truck driving experience. Candidates must have a good driving record and the physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs and secure loads.
Hay & Straw Truck Driver (Class A CDL)
$75,000 – $85,000 per year + Bonus Potential
Home Nightly | Year-Round Work | Weekly Pay
Location: Southwest Kansas and OK/TX Panhandles Region
Shop Location: Guymon, Oklahoma
Company: Pacific Ag Carriers, LLC
Pacific Ag Carriers is a 28-year-old agricultural transportation company serving customers throughout Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. We are growing and looking for dependable Class A CDL drivers to haul large bales of forage including wheat straw, corn stover, and other agricultural products.
This is a full-time, year-round driving position with consistent work and predictable home time.
Annual earnings of $75,000 – $85,000 depending on experience
Weekly pay
Home nightly
Full-time, year-round employment
Bonus potential
Paid time off and paid holidays
401(k) with company match
Medical insurance with Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)
Dental and vision insurance
Short-term disability and long-term disability
Life insurance and AD&D
Employee Assistance Program
Scholarship program and employee discounts
Safely deliver baled forage products from field stacks to customers in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas
Operate trucks and trailers safely and in compliance with all DOT regulations
Complete bills of lading, weight tickets, inspection reports, and logs accurately and on time
Perform daily truck and trailer inspections
Communicate with dispatchers, loader operators, and customers
Secure loads properly using straps and required safety procedures
Maintain a professional and safety-focused work environment
Valid Class A CDL
Current DOT medical card
At least 2 years of semi-truck driving experience
Good driving record and insurable
Ability to follow dispatch instructions and routes
Ability to secure loads safely
Reliable and punctual
Experience hauling hay or agricultural commodities
Ability to communicate by radio and phone
Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus
Frequent lifting up to 50 lbs.
Climbing, bending, kneeling, and securing loads
Extended sitting while driving
Regular outdoor work in varying weather conditions
Ability to hear instructions and alarms and maintain required vision standards
A Pacific Ag Truck Driver is responsible for delivering product safely while maintaining accurate paperwork and communication with dispatch and operations staff.
Pacific Ag Carriers, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Leading From Experience
Pacific Ag is North America’s largest and most experienced agricultural residue and forage harvesting and supply company. With over 150 years of combined experience on our management team, and millions of tons of harvested material under our belt, Pacific Ag has built a reliable, cost-effective feedstock supply solution that serves both our legacy markets of animal protein, mushroom compost and erosion control products as well emerging renewable product markets into which Pacific Ag is now forwardly integrating. Since 1998, Pacific Ag has been helping growers across the country to reduce costs, improve crop emergence and yield, and increase revenue by providing residue management services. Now in 10 states, we work one-on-one with each grower, year-by-year and field-by-field, to develop a unique residue removal program to best support their farming and soil management goals. Recognizing the urgency and opportunity for agriculture to play a role in decarbonizing large sectors of our economy, Pacific Ag through its subsidiary, Pacific Ag Renewables (PAR) is now building best-in-class bioconversion projects to develop and operate the production of low carbon fuels, packaging, textile fibers and a broad array of additional market opportunities. Crop residue and other agricultural wastes are abundant and underutilized, low carbon, renewable feedstocks for bioconversion, and with its harvest and supply capability, Pacific Ag is a strategic enabler of a wide array of decarbonization technologies.
Offices: 2995 S 1st St, Hermiston, Oregon 97838, US · 2389 Mile 31, Guymon, Oklahoma 73942, US · 7034 Princeton Kenly Rd, Princeton, North Carolina 27569, US · 6290 200th Ave, Georgetown, Minnesota 56546, US
Leading From Experience
Pacific Ag is North America’s largest and most experienced agricultural residue and forage harvesting and supply company. With over 150 years of combined experience on our management team, and millions of tons of harvested material under our belt, Pacific Ag has built a reliable, cost-effective feedstock supply solution that serves both our legacy markets of animal protein, mushroom compost and erosion control products as well emerging renewable product markets into which Pacific Ag is now forwardly integrating. Since 1998, Pacific Ag has been helping growers across the country to reduce costs, improve crop emergence and yield, and increase revenue by providing residue management services. Now in 10 states, we work one-on-one with each grower, year-by-year and field-by-field, to develop a unique residue removal program to best support their farming and soil management goals. Recognizing the urgency and opportunity for agriculture to play a role in decarbonizing large sectors of our economy, Pacific Ag through its subsidiary, Pacific Ag Renewables (PAR) is now building best-in-class bioconversion projects to develop and operate the production of low carbon fuels, packaging, textile fibers and a broad array of additional market opportunities. Crop residue and other agricultural wastes are abundant and underutilized, low carbon, renewable feedstocks for bioconversion, and with its harvest and supply capability, Pacific Ag is a strategic enabler of a wide array of decarbonization technologies.
Offices: 2995 S 1st St, Hermiston, Oregon 97838, US · 2389 Mile 31, Guymon, Oklahoma 73942, US · 7034 Princeton Kenly Rd, Princeton, North Carolina 27569, US · 6290 200th Ave, Georgetown, Minnesota 56546, US
