Pre-screened dump truck drivers in Wisconsin. Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR) CDL holders with 1+ years dump truck or construction hauling experience experience. We aim to fill requests within 24-72 hours.
Demand
high
Adj. Wage
$55,000-$70,000/year
Target Placement
24-72 hours
CDL Holders (State)
38,000+
CDL Required
Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR)
Dump Truck Driver Requirements in Wisconsin
Credentials Needed
CDL Class:Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR)
Endorsements:None required
Experience:1+ years dump truck or construction hauling experience
Wage Range:$55,000-$70,000/year
Equipment-Specific Skills
Construction zone safety training and awareness
Experience operating hydraulic dump bed controls
Clean driving record — overweight violations are disqualifying
Familiarity with material types and load weight estimation
We aim to fill dump truck driver requests within 24-72 hours, though actual timing depends on the role and the candidates available. In Wisconsin, where demand is high, availability may be tighter — we recommend submitting requests as early as possible.
Dump Truck drivers in Wisconsin typically earn $55,000-$70,000/year. This reflects the state's high demand level and the Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR) requirement. Milwaukee and Madison tend to offer the highest rates.
Dump Truck drivers in Wisconsin need a Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR) CDL. We verify all credentials as part of our screening process. Wisconsin has 45+ CDL schools producing new CDL holders.
The top cities for dump truck driver demand in Wisconsin are Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Appleton. Major employers driving this demand include Harley-Davidson (Milwaukee), Oshkosh Corporation, Kimberly-Clark.
We recruit dump truck drivers from across Wisconsin, a market of roughly 38,000+ CDL holders statewide and 45+ CDL schools. Every candidate we put forward is screened for the Class A or Class B (depending on truck GVWR) CDL, 1+ years dump truck or construction hauling experience, and a clean driving and compliance record before you see them. No toll roads — significant savings versus Illinois.