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Explore the mapLegion1 Logistics is proud to offer a DoD SkillBridge training program specifically designed for transitioning Army Heavy Equipment Operators (88M) with military driver training and experience seeking a career in specialized heavy-haul trucking. In partnership with Hill College (Hillsboro, TX), this program bridges military heavy-equipment transport experience directly into a civilian Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A) and a career hauling oversized and over-dimensional (OS/OD) freight. Program participants receive hands-on CDL training and mentorship from experienced heavy-haul professionals, along with a direct pathway to full-time employment with leading heavy-haul carriers upon separation — allowing veterans to translate the skills, discipline, and safety standards built in uniform into the highest-paid segment of the civilian trucking industry.
As an over-the-road, Heavy Haul/OS/OD Driver, you will operate specialized trailers (lowboys, RGNs, Wind specific tower and blade trailers, and multi-axle configurations) to safely transport oversized and overweight loads — including wind turbine components, data center components, industrial equipment, and other specialized cargo — across state and federal highways. Responsibilities include:• Safely operating tractor-trailer combinations hauling OS/OD loads in compliance with FMCSA and state DOT regulations• Planning and executing permitted routes, including pilot car coordination and escort requirements• Conducting pre-trip and post-trip vehicle/load inspections• Securing and staging specialized cargo per load-specific requirements• Maintaining accurate logs, permits, and delivery documentation• Communicating with dispatch, customers, and site personnel throughout transport• Upholding a strong safety culture consistent with military driving disciplineThis program offers a pathway into the highest paying segment of the US trucking industry, travel opportunities, and a direct career path into the growing heavy-haul logistics sector supporting energy, infrastructure, and industrial markets.