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E.W. Wylie
Flatbed Truck Driver. Job in Goliad Gr8Jobs
Job Description
E.W. Wylie is seeking a skilled Flatbed Truck Driver to safely haul freight across North America. In this role, you will operate late-model flatbed equipment, secure and tarp loads, complete pre- and post-trip inspections, and maintain accurate logs in compliance with DOT regulations. You'll coordinate with dispatch, deliver freight on time, and provide professional customer service. E.W. Wylie offers competitive pay, benefits, hands-on training, and a supportive culture focused on safety, teamwork, and long-term career growth for its drivers. Responsibilities Operate flatbed trucks to transport freight across North America Secure, tarp, and inspect loads to ensure safe transport Perform pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections and basic maintenance checks Maintain accurate logs and documentation in compliance with DOT regulations Communicate with dispatch and customers regarding schedules and delivery status Adhere to all company safety policies and federal transportation regulations Plan routes to ensure on-time, efficient deliveries Represent E. W. Wylie professionally at customer locations Required Skills Flatbed truck operation Load securement and tarping
DOT/FMCSA
regulation compliance Logbook and ELD usage Route planning and navigation Vehicle inspection and basic maintenance Time management Safety procedures Customer communication Cargo handlingCareer Insights for Flatbed Truck Driver
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What they do
A Flatbed Truck Driver drives flatbed trucks short and log distances. Often requires expertise in staging, loading and delivering cargo. Occasionally requires experience with forklifts.
$54,869 / year median in Texas
-19% projected decline