Truck Driver jobs in Pennsylvania
Full Time
Class B CDL Night Tri-Axle Dump Truck Driver
Paradise, PA · $25-$30/hr
Night-shift Class B CDL tri-axle dump truck driver needed for local construction material runs in Paradise, PA. You’ll haul dirt, stone and asphalt to jobsites and customers on a predictable night schedule and return home after each shift. This is hands-on, physical work focused on safe hauling, keeping accurate logs, performing pre/post-trip inspections, communicating with dispatch, and maintaining your truck. Pay is $25–$30/hr depending on experience and you’ll work local routes — no long overnight trips away from home.
Full Time
Truck Driver (Lowbed/Lowboy)
Worcester, PA
Seeking an experienced Lowbed/Lowboy Truck Driver to haul construction equipment to and from job sites in and around Worcester, PA. You will operate lowbed/lowboy trailers, handle loading and securement of heavy machinery, and work directly with site supervisors to meet delivery schedules. This is hands-on work on construction sites — you must be comfortable around heavy equipment, follow DOT and site safety rules, and keep accurate vehicle and transport records. CDL-A and proven lowbed experience required.
Full Time
Tack Truck Driver
Philadelphia, PA
Join a paving crew in Philadelphia as a Tack Truck Driver applying liquid asphalt (tack coat) to road surfaces ahead of paving operations. You’ll be responsible for safe, precise application, keeping traffic safe, and helping crews stay on schedule. This is hands-on heavy equipment driving work — you must have a valid Class B CDL with Tanker endorsement, feel comfortable operating tanker spraying equipment, and follow DOT and company safety standards. The role includes daily vehicle inspections, maintaining logs, and basic truck upkeep.
Full Time
CDL B Dump Truck Driver
Philadelphia, PA
Drive materials that keep major projects moving. We’re hiring experienced CDL B Dump Truck Drivers in Philadelphia, PA to haul dirt, stone, asphalt, and milling debris for heavy civil construction work including site prep, grading, excavation, pipe work, and paving. This is a hands-on role: you’ll operate dump trucks safely, follow assigned haul routes and DOT rules, keep accurate logs, perform daily inspections and basic maintenance, and communicate directly with site supervisors and equipment operators. Steady regional work and overtime often available.