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Company driver positions

Drive our equipment on cross-border and Canadian domestic full-truckload lanes, dispatched from Dieppe, NB or Calgary, AB. You bring the licence and the professionalism; the truck, the plates, the insurance and the maintenance are ours.

Black Odyssey Transport tractor with the gold compass emblem on the sleeper roof

The seat

What the job looks like from behind the wheel


Full truckload, dry van and temperature-controlled, between Canadian shippers and American receivers. One pickup, one delivery, and the highway in between.

You are not chasing a dozen stops a day. A typical run is a single load taken from a shipper to a consignee, which means the day is planned around driving hours and appointment times rather than around a route that keeps changing at noon. On temperature-controlled work the set point is agreed before you load, so there is no argument at the receiving door about what the trailer should have been running at.

Cross-border is normal here rather than exceptional. The PAPS or PARS number is with the broker before you get to the port of entry, so the paperwork side of the crossing is done before you arrive at the booth.

  • Full truckload lanes — one pickup, one delivery
  • Dry van and temperature-controlled trailers
  • Cross-border and Canadian domestic work
  • Maintenance, plates and insurance on our side, not yours
Gold Odyssey Transport compass emblem on the roof fairing of a black tractor
Our tractors carry the compass on the roof fairing — the same mark that is on the trailer.

Requirements

What we need to see


These are the things a cross-border carrier is required to have on file for every driver. Nothing here is a formality invented to filter people out.

  • Valid Class 1 licence (Class AZ in Ontario) for tractor-trailer operation
  • A driver's abstract we can keep on file
  • Documents that allow entry into the United States for cross-border runs
  • Comfortable with electronic logs and hours-of-service rules
  • Willing to make the check call before we have to make it to you

Pay, schedule and home time are discussed on the phone. They depend on the lanes you run and the experience you bring, and we would rather give you real numbers for real work than advertise a range we cannot honour on every lane.

Apply

Send your details to dispatch


No portal, no account, no ten-page form. Enough for us to know whether we have the right work for you, and then we call.

  • Goes straight to the people planning the loads
  • A real phone call, not an automated rejection
  • Kept on file if the timing is wrong right now

Rather talk first?
Dieppe, NB (506) 380-8511
Calgary, AB (403) 458-0288

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Not sure a company seat is the right fit?

If you already own your truck, the owner operator side may suit you better — same freight, different arrangement.