Petroleum – Class 1 Truck Driver (On-site in Sparwood) The Seaboard Transport Group of Companies is recognized by major petroleum producers for superior performance in safety, product handling, and service. Seaboard has over 60 years of experience safely delivering a wide variety of petroleum products, and over that time, we have developed sophisticated systems and expertise to handle the most challenging service scenarios within the North American marketplace.
We are currently hiring for (2) Class 1 Company Drivers in Sparwood, BC, for local on-site fuel deliveries. Some accommodation can be provided for non-local residents (living within a 400 km max radius from Sparwood only).
Positions Available Rotation 4/4 Night shift available
12hrs shifts
What you can bring to Seaboard: Valid Class 1 License
5 years of verifiable Class 1 experience is required.
Safe driving background – verified via driver’s abstract.
Fuel hauling experience is considered an asset.
Mountain driving and chain-up experience is required.
Experience with Super-b trailers is required.




Experience with an 18-speed manual transmission is required.
Must be able to pass a drug test
Criminal background check
Must be able to lift up to 50 Lbs
Seaboard Offers: Night shift premium
Monthly Safety Bonus up to $450.
Seasonal Performance Bonus
Paid Training
Shared Cost Advantages Plan (Health, dental and more)
RRSP Program with matching contribution.
Stable, year-round work.
Dedicated runs with a loyal customer base.
Milestone Programs
Division, Driver & Technician of the Month Programs
Uniform Allowance
Lease to Own Program available for our drivers after 1 full year of employment
Goodlife Membership Discount
To learn more about the Seaboard Transport Group of Companies and discover more about the many opportunities we offer, please visit https://seaboardtransportgroup.com/company/about-us
SAFE. RELIABLE. PROFESSIONAL.

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📌 Class 1 Truck Driver / On-site Fuel Mine delivery (British Columbia)
🏢 The Seaboard Transport Group
📍 British Columbia