Careers
Drive with a company that has lasted
Bilbo Transports has been in the transportation business since 1915. Openings below are live, approved positions — we don't list roles we aren't filling.
Current opportunities
Open positions
Owner Operators
Independent contractors running flatbed and building-material freight with a carrier that has been in business since 1915.
Average $2,000–$3,000 net per week after expenses
Pay & miles
- 69% of load with a Bilbo trailer
- 76% of load with a contractor trailer
- 1,800–2,000 average miles per week
- 5 loads per week
- Settlements paid weekly
- Direct deposit
- Home weekends
- 100% of loads pay a fuel surcharge
- Layover pay — per shipper contract
- Stop pay for multiple stop loads — varies by shipper
- Detention pay — per shipper contract
Bonuses & benefits
- Sign-on bonus
- Referral bonus
- Safety bonus — $.01 per loaded mile
- Longevity bonus — paid based on years of service
- Escrow account
- Fuel cards
- Pets allowed
- Transflo
- PrePass / E-ZPass
- Tire discounts
- Cash advances
Company Driver
Company driver position running flatbed and building-material freight out of Irving, Texas.
Pay & benefits
- 26% of the line-haul
- 75% of any additional pay
- Up to 1% longevity bonus
- $.01 per loaded mile safety bonus
- 25% employer 401(k) match
- Roth 401(k)
- Health Savings Account
- $35/week HDHP health insurance
- Health Reimbursement Arrangement
- Dental insurance
- No-cost $30k life insurance
- No-cost long-term disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts
Bilbo hires across several role types over time — owner operators, company drivers, shop and maintenance, operations and administrative. Categories appear here only while an approved opening is active, so this page never advertises a job that doesn't exist.
How applying works
One application, handled by our recruiting team
Applications are handled in Bilbo's recruiting system of record, and your source and job details travel with your application so nothing is lost. This website never stores applicant records.
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Flatbed and building-material loads from a carrier shippers have used for generations.