Trucking jobs that allow CDL holders to be home nightly don’t come around every day! If you’re looking for such an opportunity in the area around Wilkes Barre, PA, and have both ambition and the ability to work toward company goals, complete an application for employment with Clover Farms today.
Application Procedures
Applying for a Clover Farms driver position can be done in a few ways:
- Fill out the application and email it to jobs@cloverfarms.com with a resume attached.
- Use this website feature to upload your application form and resume.
- Print and complete the application. Drop off in-person at Clover Farms Dairy, 3300 Pottsville Pike, Reading, PA, 19612.
- Print, complete, and mail the application to: Clover Farms Dairy, Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 14627, Reading, PA, 19612-4627.
When processing applications, we comply with all equal opportunity laws. We consider every applicant without consideration of race, color, religion, origin, age, veteran status, marital status, disability, or other protected class. We will also screen for other elements with the use of a physical and a drug test.
From Buggies to Big Wheeled Tankers
When Clover Farms started in 1937, our eight-man delivery operation worked with horse-drawn buggies, delivering glass bottled milk daily to area homes. Today, we serve a much larger region, delivering over 3 million pounds of milk daily. To accomplish this goal, we employ a fleet of refrigerated stainless steel tanker trucks as well as other conveyances, and we require professionals to operate them.
Expectations of Clover Farms’ Drivers
The pride we take in our work extends from the deliciousness of our products to the friendliness of our staff and the safety of our drivers. Time matters when transporting our products because we want our customers to enjoy them at the peak of freshness.
Driving jobs with Clover Farms will include specific elements and expectations. Our drivers deliver a range of milk and dairy products, 100% fruit juices, fruit-flavored juice drinks, an entire line of Icy Teas, and Icy spring water.
The deliveries follow certain routes and timetables, and drivers must be able to load and unload Clover Farms products. The day will include completing reports and logs as well as using a handheld electronic device for tracking orders.
Professional drivers must follow DOT regulations and meet OSHA and Clover Farms regulations. Before hiring, we require our drivers to pass a road test given by our driver managers, and we prefer that our drivers are experienced in operating tractor trailers in a variety of weather conditions. The keys to employment with us rest with safe driving, positive attitude, and efficient delivery. The Clover Farms driver is the face of our company, and we require professional attitude, appearance, and behavior.
A Class A CDL driver will need to have a tanker endorsement, or he/she should be able to get one. The Clover Farms’ effort will demand that you drive a heavy insulated tank truck. We need milk transported from our dairy partners to our processing and bottling facilities and then to our customers. These routes will occur daily.
The Advantages of Working for Clover Farms
One of the greatest draws for working for Clover Farms is that our drivers won’t work overnights. Daily routes will be completed, and you might have long hours but no long hauls. We provide competitive hourly pay; health benefits including health, prescription, dental, and vision; life insurance; a strong 401k plan; a Clover Farms funded pension; and an annual paid vacation.
Clover Farms welcomes CDL drivers to apply for trucking jobs in the Wilkes Barre, PA, area.