Class 1 Poultry Transport Driver (Nova Scotia)

Class 1 Poultry Transport Driver (Nova Scotia)

24 Oct
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Atlantic Poultry
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Nova Scotia

24 Oct

Atlantic Poultry

Nova Scotia

Handle live poultry transport across the Maritime Provinces using a valid Class 1 license, careful loading practices, and accurate driver logs. This full time position averages 40 hours weekly with flexible days, evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays as required.
Reporting to the Logistics Manager, the Class 1 Driver picks up hatching eggs and delivers day-old chicks to customers. The work includes tractor trailer or straight truck driving, live product handling, vehicle checks, route schedules, and paperwork. You will also support hatchery operations and coordinate maintenance matters with the Logistics Coordinator.
Key Responsibilities: Pick up hatching eggs from breeder barns
Deliver chicks, products, and paperwork across Maritime Provinces
Load, unload, secure, and carefully handle poultry




Clean and disinfect trucks after deliveries
Maintain logs, inspections, and delivery documentation
Requirements: Valid Class 1 driver’s license and current driver abstract
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent
Truck driving school certification or equivalent three years’ experience
Ability to work with live poultry and lift up to 30 pounds
Flexible schedule, self-direction, and strong organizational skills
Apply your Class 1 driving, biosecurity, vehicle maintenance, and poultry handling skills to reliable Maritime Provinces deliveries.

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📌 Class 1 Poultry Transport Driver (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Atlantic Poultry
📍 Nova Scotia

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