LTI, Inc./Milky Way is looking for individuals who possess a positive attitude and who are customer driven to join our team! At LTI, Inc./Milky Way we specialize in the transport of liquid- and dry-bulk commodities in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada. For over 70 years, we have proudly served our customers’ transportation requirements and the needs of our employees. This is a safety sensitive position.

$32.00 /HOUR STARTING BASE RATE

Why Work for LTI, Inc./Milky Way

• Benefits: Employees (and their families) may opt in to medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, and Employee Assistance Programs
• Compensation: $32.00 /Hour Base depending on experience and completion of training + OT
• Vacation/Sick Leave: 40 hrs. a year of paid leave after one year of active service, days increase with years of service + WA Sick Leave
• Holidays: 7 paid Holidays a year
• Retirement Plan: Employer contributes to a 401k and pension

Qualifications

• CDL A, Tankers & Doubles Endorsements, and be at least 21 years of age.
• Access into Canada

What You’ll Do

• Operate a heavy commercial combination vehicle with a positive attitude and a strong work ethic.
• Consistent Year-round work with a flexible schedule
• Opportunity to haul a variety of products going to various locations
• Comply with all Safety and DOT regulations using our inhouse designed and built modern equipment.
• Work with a professional team dedicated to helping you and our customers succeed

Our Story

LTI, Inc./Milky Way is part of the Lynden family of companies® that provides transportation and logistics solutions in Alaska, Canada, the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii, and around the world. Extensive multi-modal capabilities allow customers to optimize time and money by shipping via air, land or sea, or in any combination. At Lynden we provide innovating solutions to complex transportation problems. Milky Way, a division of LTI, Inc., entered the milk-hauling business in 1948. By the 1970s, Milky Way was the largest motor carrier of bulk fluid milk within the state of Washington and, today, it remains the premier hauler for the dairy industry throughout the Pacific Northwest.