Does Buchanan Hauling and Rigging, Inc. hire felons?

Buchanan Hauling & Rigging, Inc., a premier specialized transportation company founded in 1996, prioritizes safety, compliance, and professionalism in all driver hiring decisions. When it comes to the question "Do you hire felons?" the answer is that criminal background checks are part of our rigorous vetting process for all CDL-A driver positions.

While we evaluate each applicant individually, certain felony convictions—particularly those involving violence, theft, or drug-related offenses—may disqualify candidates quickly due to insurance requirements and our commitment to maintaining an exceptional safety record (Satisfactory DOT rating since 2011 and claim ratio under 0.5%). We will consider some with misdemeanor convictions. We seek drivers with clean records who align with our high standards of trustworthiness and reliability.

Buchanan Hauling values experienced, dedicated professionals and offers rewarding CDL-A trucking careers with competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, quarterly safety bonuses, modern equipment, and dedicated support. Ideal candidates have verifiable experience, a stable work history, and a focus on safe operations.

If you meet our qualifications and are ready for a stable career with a family-oriented carrier specializing in flatbed, heavy haul, and specialized freight, we encourage you to apply! For specific questions about your background, contact our recruiting team directly.

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