Pay Information
Pay is made up of mileage rates plus additional flat rates for load required wash, trailer conversional, load required layovers, fuel surcharge, etc.
Average running mileage rates (as of April 2026):
Fleet Information
Lane: Operate across Canada. Primarily operating within Alberta to Quebec. US Qualified drivers may also operate in the Midwest US.
Average Mileage: Drivers can expect 7,000-9,000 miles per month.
Schedule: On the road for up to 14-nights in a row. On longer loads, resets may be required on the road but most resets happen at home.
Regional work is assigned between longer loads.
Commodities: We primarily haul hogs but you may also haul cattle, bison or sheep.
Training Information
We provide in-cab training for all new hires. Training is a mix of focusing on driving habits and animal handling techniques. It is typically 2-weeks of local, daily loads in your tractor.s
Training is paid at full mileage rates.
Deductions
Fuel: Fuel cards provided by the company, fuel is deducted at our cost from the tractor.
Plates & Deductible Buy Down: $390/month (accident deductible is $2,500)
Insurance: 2.6% of revenue
Admin Fee: Starts at 1.6%, reduced with seniority
Prorate Vehicle Tax (PVT): Charged by IRP upon licensing unit and annually when we renew licensing (Feb/Mar).
Tractor Specifications
Tractor Age: Preferably 10 years old or newer. Exceptions will be made if trucks are well-maintained. Must be able to run an ELD
Wheelbase: Maximum 244"
Fifth Wheel Height: 46-48"
Weight: Max 20,000lbs (9,071 kgs) full of fuel
Front Bumper: Min 6" ground clearance
Emissions System: Cannot be deleted
Express interest by filling out the Quick Application
Quick phone call with our Driver Recruiter
Interview and Pay Structure Review
Job preview & road test
Drug & Alcohol Test
(DOT requirement)
Decision Time
Welcome to the team!
Note: The Recruiting Team reserves the right to end this process at any stage if documentation or results are not satisfactory.
Tractor Inspection