Class 3 Driver with Air Brake

Responsibilities and Requirements:

• Must be ready and able to perform manual work including hand trucking of 50lbs
• This job is 75% labour and 25% driving
• Transport live animals (chicks, poultry, etc.) between farm facilities with a keen sense of urgency while ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the journey

Requirements:

• Must be fluent in English both spoken and written
• Have legible handwriting
• Have Class 3 Driver’s License with air brake endorsement
• Minimum 1 year experience driving Manual Transmission
• No more than 4 penalty points in the current year, including no 24 suspensions in the prior 5 years
• Have current and original commercial drivers abstract + accident history report
• Good knowledge of Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley
• Successfully completion of road tests

Working Environment:

• Physical Demands: The role entails the loading and unloading of live chicks within a barn environment. This task may involve lifting and carrying, as well as maneuvering within confined spaces.
• Temperature: The work environment typically maintains a temperature of approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). Employees should be prepared to work in these warm conditions.
• Noise Level: The barn environment can be noisy due to various farm-related activities. Employees should be comfortable working in a setting with elevated noise levels.
• Odor: The nature of the work may expose individuals to strong odors associated with agricultural activities. This includes the scent of animals and organic materials commonly found in farm environments.
• Dust Exposure: Sawdust is often used within the barn, leading to the presence of heavy dust particles in the air. Employees should be aware of and prepared for potential dust exposure.
• Safety Gear: Personal protective equipment, including appropriate attire and respiratory protection, will be provided to mitigate potential hazards.
• Note: While the described working conditions may present challenges, they are integral to the agricultural operations and contribute to the care and management of livestock.