🗺 Location & Operations Context
- Base city: San Antonio, TX
- Freight ecosystem: High-growth construction and industrial supply corridor
- Market type: Inland distribution hub supporting Central and South Texas expansion
- Warehouse density: Steel yards, lumber depots, and industrial supply terminals along I-35 and I-10
- Operating pattern: Morning outbound freight waves, midday reload cycles, late-day job site deliveries
📋 Job Description
- Move flatbed trailers between steel yards, staging lanes, and active construction sites
- Perform securement checks using chains, straps, and tarping systems before dispatch
- Coordinate dock and yard positioning during high-volume loading cycles
- Complete multi-stop deliveries to infrastructure and commercial build sites
- Maintain communication with dispatch regarding delays and site access conditions
- Conduct post-trip inspections and verify load documentation in ELD system
✅ Requirements
CDL Class A
Required
Experience
1+ year flatbed preferred
Age
21+ years old
MVR
Clean driving record preferred, no major violations
Physical
Load securement, tarping, trailer inspection, coupling/uncoupling
Endorsements
Not required
🚛 Equipment & Fleet
- Truck assignment: Sleeper and day cab tractors
- Fleet average age: 2–6 years
- Features: GPS tracking, ELD systems, collision mitigation technology
- Transmission type: Automatic and manual units available
- Maintenance program: Scheduled preventive maintenance with rapid roadside support
🏠 Home Time
- Weekly home time based on load cycle completion
- Occasional mid-week returns depending on freight flow
- Predictable regional rotation across Texas lanes
- Weekend availability varies with construction demand peaks
📍 Real Routes Our Drivers Take
- San Antonio → Austin (I-35 construction corridor deliveries)
- San Antonio → Houston (industrial supply distribution lanes via I-10)
- San Antonio → Dallas/Fort Worth (regional warehouse replenishment network)
- San Antonio → Corpus Christi (industrial and port-adjacent freight movement)
🎁 Benefits & Bonus Structure
📝 Hiring Process
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is CDL-A required for this position?
Yes, a valid CDL-A license is required before starting.
Do I need flatbed experience?
Preferred but not mandatory; training may be provided.
What type of freight is hauled?
Construction materials including steel, lumber, piping, and industrial components.
How physically demanding is the job?
Drivers must secure loads, tarp freight, and perform trailer inspections regularly.
What is the typical schedule?
Regional schedule with weekly home time and variable freight cycles.
What equipment will I use?
Flatbed trailers with modern tractors equipped with safety and tracking systems.
💼 Career Opportunities
Drivers entering this regional flatbed role in San Antonio operate within a structured freight network tied to construction expansion and industrial supply chains across Central and South Texas. Entry-level drivers typically begin with supervised yard and short-haul assignments focused on load securement and route familiarization. As experience develops, drivers transition into broader regional lanes covering high-volume corridors such as I-35 and I-10, supporting continuous material flow to active job sites and distribution hubs. Over time, opportunities expand into specialized freight handling, oversized load coordination, and training roles for new drivers entering the fleet. The operation also supports internal advancement into dispatcher or yard supervisor positions for drivers who demonstrate consistent safety performance and operational reliability. This structure allows long-term career development within a stable freight environment where demand is driven by ongoing infrastructure and commercial construction activity. The role emphasizes skill progression in securement techniques, time-sensitive delivery execution, and coordination with warehouse and construction site teams across multiple Texas logistics zones.
🔗 CDL-A Regional Flatbed Driver — San Antonio, TX
San Antonio’s construction-driven freight ecosystem supports steady demand for regional flatbed drivers transporting steel, lumber, and industrial materials across Central and South Texas. This position operates within a structured warehouse and yard network connected to I-35 and I-10 logistics corridors, where freight cycles align with ongoing infrastructure development and commercial expansion. Drivers handle securement, tarping, and multi-stop deliveries while coordinating with dispatch and yard teams during peak distribution waves. Weekly earnings range from $1,500 to $2,100 depending on load volume and routing density, with consistent regional home time and predictable freight rotation. The role reflects stable operational conditions tied to long-term construction activity and industrial supply movement across Texas freight lanes.
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