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Please make sure you answer all the questions before attempting to submit the form.

A few quick questions:

Do you have a current and valid Class 1A license?

Yes

How many years of open-deck freight trucking experience do you have? (flatbed/step deck trailers), do not include dry van or courier experience.

Less than 2 years

2-5 Years

5-10 Years

10+ Years

Have you hauled bulk commodities? (grain/liquid)

Yes, Grains

Yes, Liquids

Yes, both

Have you pulled Super-B trailers?

Yes, Hoppers

Yes, Tanks

Yes, Both

Have you committed to dedicated lanes?

Yes

Do you have your own insurance? (Running authorities)

Yes

Do you own your own truck?

Yes

Would you like to hear from us if other positions become available?

Yes, best available

No, only this current position

All Owner Operator

All Company Driver

Heavy Haul

Ice Roads

Over Dimensional

Bulk

Flatbed

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Drive Change 2018

At Q-Line Trucking, we believe in supporting the communities where we live and work. Each year during the Christmas season we partner with a local charity to gain awareness for a special cause. For the fifth year, Q-Line and staff committed to providing volunteer hours and raising donations in support of the Saskatoon Friendship Inn with our Drive Change Campaign.

Our staff (including drivers, shop, yard, office and management) surpassed our initial goal and raised a total of $15,000 for the Saskatoon Friendship Inn. Thank you to those who assisted in our fundraising efforts! Because of you, the Friendship Inn is able to serve 1,000 meals every day, year round.

Vulnerable people find safe sanctuary at the Saskatoon Friendship Inn, a community centre that evolved from a soup kitchen. The Inn has created a welcoming environment by committing to being responsive and compassionate, and to fostering a sense of belonging among children, youth and adults who experience poverty, with a no-questions-asked policy. At the Inn, people access breakfast, lunch, a family worker, as well as information on topics ranging from health to the law. We offer programs such as a weekly cribbage tournament, tutoring for kids, and parenting classes.1

For more information on the Saskatoon Friendship Inn and for ways to donate, please visit their website at www.friendshipinn.ca.

Information retrieved from:

1 Saskatoon Friendship Inn. (2018). Retrieved December 19, 2018, from friendshipinn.ca.

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