Local Class A or B Truck Driver- Steamboat Springs CO id-8299

May 9, 2025

Johnson Construction, Inc. JCI was founded in 1943 and became incorporated in 1985. In the last three-quarters of a century, a lot has changed – technology, governments, world economies and the materials we use in our daily lives. But, one thing remains unchanged – our dedication to doing the best work possible.

Hiring Local Class A & B Drivers:

Class A or B drivers with current medical card.

Tanker endorsement is a plus but not necessary.

Must be able to pass a drug test and short driving test.

Job includes:

Hauling equipment, aggregate and other materials and driving a water truck if qualified.

Monday through Friday but may include some Saturdays.

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Most of our work is within a 60 mile radius of Rifle.

Driver's will be home every night.

Benefits and Pay:

Offering top pay for our driver's starting at $28/hour.

Health insurance is offered after 60 days of continuous employment.

IRA after 1 year of employment with matching.

Paid vacation after one year.

Driver's get to work close to home and return home every evening.

To apply and learn more, please complete the quick application to the right and if on a mobile device the application is below.

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