Your online application must be submitted before midnight on the closing date. Ensure all materials submitted are selected as “Relevant.”
Requirements
cdl
heavy truck
road maintenance
class a
tank endorsement
mec
Applicants not meeting the minimum qualifications may also be considered. If no qualified applicants, MDT is willing to consider a training assignment for individuals with no experience who would be eligible to obtain the CDL.
One (1) year experience driving heavy truck or operating construction equipment.
Also requires one (1) year of documented experience from another city, county, or other state highway road department where you were employed for the purpose of road maintenance.
Also requires three (3) or more years of documented experience from another city, county, or other state highway road department where you were employed for the purpose of road maintenance.
A valid Montana Commercial Operators License (Class A, Type II) with no restrictions, a tank endorsement and a valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate (MEC). Applicants with a learner’s permit have 30 days to obtain the necessary Montana Commercial Operators License.
Benefits
Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
State Retirement plan and additional savings opportunities (deferred compensation)
Relocation assistance may be offered to the successful candidate at the time of offer
Employees in this position receive overtime compensation or compensatory time for all time in a pay status over 40 hours in a workweek
Paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays
Eligibility for Public Service Student Loan Forgiveness
Access to Montana Health Centers, low-cost clinics for state employees and their families
Training + Development
Information not given or found
Interview process
practical test
behavioral‑based interview
Visa Sponsorship
sponsorship for work authorization is not available.
unable to hire f‑1 stem opt visa candidates.
Security clearance
driver's record will be verified.
applicants must sign a release to obtain permanent driving records.
Company
Overview
Focuses on building and maintaining highways, bridges, and transit systems to support state mobility.
Projects include road construction, bridge upgrades, and traffic safety improvements.
Specializes in rural and mountainous terrain, adapting solutions to the state's unique geography.
Has a significant role in regional transportation planning, coordinating with federal and local agencies.
Emphasizes innovation in sustainable transportation solutions and safety protocols.
Culture + Values
Provide exceptional customer experience
Sustain a safe and highly effective transportation workforce
Capitalize on innovation
Maintain department assets
Plan and deliver a resilient transportation system that serves the diverse needs of Montana residents and visitors
Environment + Sustainability
Statewide strategy includes reducing congestion, expanding non-motorized infrastructure, public transit, fleet electrification, zero-emission construction equipment, and use of sustainable materials.
Committed to replace/consolidate single-occupancy vehicle trips and improve energy efficiency via CRS monitoring and methodology aligned with federal NCRP requirements.
Inclusion & Diversity
Contractor Compliance Program enforces Non‑Discrimination and Affirmative Action for all federal‑aid highway project contractors
In‑Job Training provisions aim to increase representation of women, minorities, and disadvantaged individuals into journey‑level highway construction roles