Help Us Feed the World!

Driving for WFM Transport
Our feed drivers work with safe, modern, and clean equipment, make local deliveries, and are home every day. We employ over 100 full time and part-time drivers. Drivers load feed into each compartment of the trailer and deliver the feed to poultry and swine farms in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York. At the farm, drivers unload feed using an overhead auger. Some trucks are also equipped to blow feed into the bin. Loads average in size from 19 to 30 tons depending on the type of feed and the type of truck used.
Our night driving team has a regular schedule beginning from 4 to 7 p.m. and working up to 12 hour shifts. Our drivers average 50 to 55 hours a week. Working schedules include weekend shifts and hours while accommodating flexible scheduling with advance notice. All drivers have a regular schedule, which allows them to be home daily.

In addition, the work environment for a night shift driver is ideal for someone who enjoys working independently. Given the hours of the shifts, night shift drivers also have the advantage of encountering less traffic during their shift. Our training program is both collaborative and comprehensive, and we believe it is one of the best in the industry. After your training, your compensation will be performance-based and is competitive within the industry. In addition, Wenger’s offers a shift differential for night shift drivers along with additional pay for working on weekends. Like all team members, night shift drivers have the opportunity to grow with the company and interview for and transfer to other openings throughout the company.

Our Equipment
Privately-owned and serviced equipment.
The average feed truck is approximately 3.5 years old.
Well-maintained, comfortable, modern, and safe equipment.
All trucks contain air conditioning, radios, and CD players.
The company owns tractors produced by Mack, Peterbilt, Kenworth, and International. Walinga trailers are used almost exclusively.
Drivers are assigned to a tractor and trailer and every effort is made to allow them to operate the same equipment on every shift.

Questions? Call 1-800-692-6008 or e-mail using our contact page.