Entry Level Driver Jobs
New grad driver jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a clean driving record and a completed internship or training program can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Automotive, Waste Management & Environmental Services, and Chemicals & Materials, with employers like AutoZone, Ryder System, and Estes Express Lines hiring at this level now.
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Founded in 1968 in a small town in Northeast Iowa, Croell, Inc. has quickly expanded into an industry leader across central North America. As a top concrete and aggregate multi-state supplier with more than 150 locations in the USA, we’re dedicated to providing top-notch products and customer service. But our business doesn’t stop there! We’re also a leading concrete and asphalt paving contractor, dedicated to completing jobs efficiently and effectively. While we plan to continue to grow and expand, we maintain the family-owned core, small-town values, and strong work ethic that built the foundation of our success. Croell, Inc. offers excellent employment packages and training programs. Visit our website to learn more about our company and the career opportunities currently available at www.croell.com.
Job Type: Full-time with overtime
Experience: 1 year preferred (Will train)
Reports to: Plant Manager, no supervisory responsibility
Wage: $28 - $30 per hour (based on experience and qualifications)
Benefits/Incentives:
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Employee Assistance Program
- Company-Paid Short-Term Disability and Life Insurance
- Voluntary Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability
- Paid Time Off, Holiday, and Bereavement Pay
- 401(k) with Company Match
- $2000 Sign-On Bonus
- Annual Safety Incentive and Clothing Allowance
Job Summary:
A ready mix driver is not your typical driving position. Experience short-haul delivery, be home every night, and be an integral part of exciting projects building roads, bridges, houses, commercial buildings, and everything in between. Experience diversity, hauling to different contractors and projects every day. Take ownership of your role by checking for concrete quality, maintaining courteous customer relations, and working with a team that feels like family.
For more information regarding this position, contact Sean Rosado at 307-251-0648.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Safely operate ready mix truck by complying with DOT regulations to deliver concrete to customers, using the most efficient route as directed by the Dispatcher or Plant Manager.
- Complete pre and post-trip inspections on vehicles to ensure that all DOT standards are met, such as air brakes, oil, water, tire inflation, proper lighting, permits, safety kit, logbook updated, etc. Record and ensure the supervisor is aware of any maintenance issues that would inhibit work production or create safety concerns.
- Understand the differences between different mix designs and be able to visually inspect the mix for proper materials, verify the load size to the ticket, check for the proper slump, and make appropriate adjustments.
- Complete wash down at job site according to location the customer directs. Complete drum rinse upon returning to plant and perform required drum chipping.
- Provide excellent customer service by communicating professionally and courteously with customers to complete delivery and collect payment.
- Maintain vehicles, plant, and shop to promote a clean, organized, and safe workplace including performing regular maintenance on ready mix trucks and other equipment.
- Complete all required paperwork with the use of tablets or cell phones to ensure proper accounting and timekeeping practices are executed (pre-trip inspections, time reporting, truck reports, trip tickets, etc.).
- Team player mentality and eagerness to cross-train on topics such as dispatching, batching, mechanics, etc.
- Willingness to perform duties outside the normal scope of work as this job description is non-exhaustive.
Position Requirements:
- Consent to authorization of a pre-employment work screen, Motor Vehicle Record request, and drug test.
- Class A or B CDL and current Medical DOT card.
- Personal protective equipment is required.
- Understand instructions from supervisory positions, both written and verbal forms.
- Possess excellent communication skills in both written and verbal forms.
- Dependability and reliability by showing up to scheduled shifts on time and being prepared for work.
- A positive attitude is critical to ensure productive working relationships with co-workers and management.
- Continuous exposure to weather elements including heat, cold, noise, dusty conditions, and working outdoors.
- Overnight travel is not standard but may be required.
Physical Requirements
- Ability to reach below/at/above shoulders
- Pushing/Pulling/Twisting/Bending
- Sitting/Standing/Balancing
- Operate hand and foot controls
- Simple/Firm grasping/Pinching
- Ability to lift/lower/carry over 50 pounds
- Squatting/Stooping/Crouching/Kneeling/Crawling
Croell, Inc. is an EEO/AA (equal opportunity/affirmative action) institution and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital or familial status, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under federal, state or local law in the programs or activities which it operates.
Croell, Inc. is an E-Verify participating employer.
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Entry Level Driver Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level driver job?
Start by obtaining the appropriate license for the type of driving the role requires, whether a standard Class C or a commercial CDL. Employers at this level look for a clean driving record, basic familiarity with route navigation tools, and a willingness to complete on-the-job training. Highlighting any delivery, rideshare, or logistics internship experience, even informal, gives you a real edge over candidates with none.
Which companies hire entry level drivers?
Companies hiring entry level drivers right now include AutoZone, Ryder System, and Estes Express Lines, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. At this level, hiring tends to come from logistics operators, last-mile delivery companies, healthcare transport providers, and regional distribution firms that build their driver workforce from the ground up.
Are there remote entry level driver jobs?
Yes, though the majority of driver roles are on-site by nature. About 0% of entry level driver openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those positions typically involve dispatching, route coordination, or fleet support functions rather than hands-on driving. If you are open to operations-adjacent roles, those options do exist at the entry level.
Are these new grad driver jobs?
Yes, the listings here include new grad, recent graduate, and junior driver roles. A posting is new-grad friendly when it welcomes zero to two years of experience, accepts internship or training program work in place of full-time history, or lists a portfolio of certifications such as a CDL or defensive driving course as sufficient qualification. Look for language like 'will train' or 'no experience required' as a reliable signal.
Which industries hire the most entry level drivers?
Entry level driver roles concentrate in Automotive, Waste Management & Environmental Services, and Chemicals & Materials, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Those sectors drive hiring at this level because they rely on high-volume, frequent delivery cycles and passenger transport needs that make onboarding new drivers a regular operational priority rather than an occasional one.