Job Highlights:

• Starting Pay: $27.00/hour
• No touch freight
• Hiring bonus: $1,500
• Overtime pay after 40 hours 
• Home time: Daily
• Work Schedule: Mon-Fri, alternate Saturdays
• All expenses paid orientation in a luxury hotel: Roseville, MN and Appling, GA

Job Description: 

Are you looking for a driving position that gets you home daily? Join Koch Trucking’s dedicated division as a yard switcher. As a yard switcher, you will be primarily shuttling trailers around the building and yard.

About Koch:

Koch Trucking has been Family Owned, Driver Focused since 1978. Our dedication to respect, excellence, safety, and innovation has helped us become a full-service transportation and distribution leader. These values have helped us maintain a healthy business environment allowing both our employees and customers to flourish. Furthermore, our Dedicated, OTR, Flatbed, Marine, and Specialized transportation services provide flexibility for our drivers while meeting our customers’ unique shipping needs. With these core values as our foundation, Koch Trucking has provided a culture for our employees and services to our customers that are second to none. 

Koch Benefits:

• Paid weekly
• PTO – Start accruing PTO on first day in addition to three floating holidays each year
• Health, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability Insurance 
• Free iPad with data package to ensure you stay connected with family and friends
• Pet and rider policy
• 401K with company match
• 24/7/365 road service assistance
• $3,000 referral bonus
• Rolling Strong driver app
• Free drivers lounge benefits: soap, shampoo, towels, toothbrush, toothpaste, laundry soap, pizza, and sandwiches



Koch Trucking is one of six divisions that make up Koch Companies. Koch Companies offers a full slate of transportation services, including truckload freight hauling, logistics, warehousing, and truck/trailer leasing. Koch Companies has been recognized as:

• 2025 Top Company for Women to Work for in Transportation by the Women in Trucking Assoc.
• Top 200 Workplace by Minneapolis Star Tribune