🚛 Join Our Team in North Battleford!
Apply to Canada’s leading scrap vehicle removal team. Flexible pay structure with career opportunities across Saskatchewan.
✆ Apply Today: +1-289-624-3593
💰 Get Paid $85 Per Vehicle + Safety Incentives | Choose Your Hours | Immediate Start Available
🎯 Current Opening: Scrap Vehicle Driver
Location: North Battleford, Northwest, Saskatchewan
Address: 1291 101st Street, S9A 2Y6
Requirements:
- Valid driver’s license with clean record
- Own tow truck, car hauler, or vehicle transport equipment
- Automotive experience and basic vehicle knowledge
- Must be eligible to work in Canada
- Physical ability to handle vehicle removal operations
What You’ll Do:
- Pick up and transport scrap vehicles safely
- Provide excellent customer service
- Complete documentation and transfers
- Maintain equipment and safety standards
📈 Why Choose Us?
- ✅ Immediate start available
- ✅ Comprehensive training program
- ✅ Equipment and safety gear provided
- ✅ Performance-based bonuses
- ✅ Flexible scheduling options
- ✅ Career advancement opportunities
- ✅ Environmental impact – help recycle Canada’s vehicles
🌟 Complete Benefits Package
💼 Compensation
Monthly salary $6000 including volume rewards. Expected compensation: $5500+ monthly potential. Income varies by volume.
⏰ Schedule Flexibility
Choose your hours. Full-time, part-time, and contract positions available across Saskatchewan.
🚛 Equipment Requirements
Must own or have access to tow truck, car hauler, or other vehicle transport equipment. Automotive enthusiasts with existing equipment preferred.
📚 Training & Safety Support
Updated road safety and environmental compliance plans provided for new contractors. Basic automotive experience required – most participants are automotive enthusiasts.
🗺️ Service Areas in Saskatchewan
We’re actively recruiting drivers across Northwest region, with particular opportunities in:
- North Battleford and surrounding areas
- Rural routes with premium pay rates
- Major highway corridors
- Industrial and commercial districts
Current demand: With Canada’s driver shortage exceeding 25,000 positions, qualified applicants can expect immediate placement and competitive commission offers.