Driving jobs at BILATO LLC

Bensenville, Illinois · apply in a few minutes

Before you apply

Three seats, three different jobs

Company driver, owner-operator and shop are not variations of one offer. Each has its own pay structure, its own equipment and its own requirements. Tell us which one you want and a recruiter gives you that plan’s numbers.

Company driver

CDL-A company driver

Driving our equipment, on our authority, with dispatch handling the freight.

PayQuoted by a recruiter for the specific lane you are offered
LicenceValid Class A CDL, with the endorsements the lane requires
MedicalCurrent medical examiner’s certificate
RecordMVR and PSP reviewed; a violation goes to a safety review, not an automatic no
TestingNot in the SAP program; drug and alcohol Clearinghouse query required
HistoryPrevious employment and safety performance verified, with your authorization
Home timeDepends on the lane. We do not advertise daily home.
Driver at the wheel of a semi truck

Contractor

Owner-operators

Your truck on our freight. Bring the equipment details and we will be straight with you about the terms before anything is signed.

TermsDispatch percentage and any operating charges quoted before you commit
TruckRoad-ready and insured; bring year, make and model
TrailerAsk if you run bobtail
DocumentsValid authority and work documents as applicable
RecordSame safety review as a company driver
EarningsAny gross figure discussed is gross, not take-home, and not a guarantee
Tractors parked at a trucking yard

Shop

Diesel mechanics

Keeping the fleet road-ready out of the Bensenville yard. A local job, not a driving one.

PayQuoted by a recruiter
Location621 Busse Road, Bensenville, IL 60106 — a daily commute, not a relocation
ExperienceDiesel and heavy-duty truck repair
SystemsEngine, brakes, electrical, aftertreatment, diagnostics
ToolsYour own basic hand tools
ScheduleFull-time; exact shift confirmed with the recruiter
Mechanic working on a semi truck in a repair shop

After you apply

What happens next

No guessing, no silence. Here is the order things happen in.

Step 1

A recruiter calls

Inside working hours, from the number at the top of this page. We confirm which seat you want and what you are qualified for.

Step 2

Documents

Class A CDL and current medical card. We explain what else is needed and ask for your written authorization before running anything.

Step 3

Safety review

MVR, PSP, Clearinghouse and previous employment. A person reads the file and makes the call.

Step 4

The offer

Pay, lane, equipment and start date, spelled out before you accept, not after.

Step 5

Orientation

Paperwork, equipment assignment, and whatever training the seat calls for.

Step 6

Rolling

Dispatch takes over, and you have a name and a number for when something goes wrong on the road.

Application

Apply to drive with BILATO

Tell us which seat you want and we will answer about that one. A recruiter calls back inside working hours.

Prefer to talk first? Call or text +1 (331) 322-0105, or email dispatch@bilatollc.com.

What you send goes straight to our recruiting team and is handled under our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. Text-message consent on the form is optional and is never required to apply.

Contact

Talk to a recruiter

Call or text during recruiting hours and you will reach a person, not a queue.

Call or text +1 (331) 322-0105
Yard

621 Busse Road
Bensenville, IL 60106

Registered office

10874 Tartan Court
Mequon, WI 53097