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Oversize Permit Jobs in Georgia (NOW HIRING)

Martin Concrete

Heavy Haul CDL Driver

Kennesaw, GA · On-site

Transport heavy construction equipment and oversized loads to Martin Concrete job sites and ... Comply with all federal, state, and local transportation regulations, including permits, route ...

Ally Waste

Bulk Trash Removal Technician

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$21 - $23/hr

Load and secure oversized items using proper lifting and stacking techniques. * Haul collected ... Screening may include testing for marijuana where permitted by relevant regulations. Compliance ...

Lincoln Electric

... permits and other off-site requirements • Complete required tasks by project specific dates • ... oversize loads • Be aware of automated equipment and its inherent dangers • Be proactive in ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an oversize permit specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Oversize Permit Specialist, you need strong knowledge of transportation regulations, logistics coordination, and compliance procedures, often supported by experience in transportation or permitting. Familiarity with state and federal permitting systems, mapping software, and regulatory databases is typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication are valuable soft skills in this role. These skills ensure safe and legal transport of oversized loads, minimize delays, and maintain regulatory compliance.

What is an oversize permit?

Oversize permits are official documents issued by state or local transportation authorities that allow vehicles or loads exceeding standard legal size and weight limits to travel on public roads. These permits specify the routes, times, and any special requirements or restrictions for the transport of oversized loads. Obtaining an oversize permit ensures safety on the roads, protects infrastructure, and complies with legal regulations. Carriers must apply for the permit before moving the load and adhere strictly to the conditions outlined in the permit.

What is the difference between Oversize Permit vs Truck Driver?

AspectOversize PermitTruck Driver
Required CredentialsSpecial permits, possibly some licensingCommercial driver's license (CDL)
Work EnvironmentTransportation authorities, logistics companiesRoads, highways, delivery routes
Industry UsageLogistics, freight, transportationFreight hauling, delivery services

While an Oversize Permit is a document allowing transportation of large loads, a Truck Driver is a professional operating vehicles that may require such permits. Both are integral to freight movement, but the permit is a regulatory requirement, whereas the driver is the operator.

What are some common challenges faced by oversize permit coordinators, and how can they be effectively managed?

Oversize Permit Coordinators often face challenges such as navigating complex and varying state regulations, ensuring timely permit approvals, and maintaining clear communication with drivers and regulatory agencies. To manage these challenges effectively, it’s important to stay up-to-date with local and interstate permit requirements, utilize specialized permitting software, and build strong relationships with transportation authorities. Proactive planning and attention to detail can help prevent delays and ensure safe, compliant transport of oversize loads.

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Infographic showing various Oversize Permit job openings in Georgia as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 11% As Needed, 56% Full Time, 22% Part Time, and 11% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Class A CDL Owner Operator - Earn $3.30+ Per Mile

Miller Transfer

Douglasville, GA

$218K - $249K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 24 days ago

Job description

Miller Transfer is looking for a professional owner operator truck driver like you to join the family! At Miller Transfer, you choose a lifestyle/career, not a job!

Earn more money while driving fewer miles

  • Owner Operators are averaging $3.30 or more a mile for ALL (empty and loaded) miles to the truck.

  • Settlements are paid out 5 days a week Monday-Friday

  • No forced dispatch

  • Customer based freight

  • Fuel cards with 100% of the discount passed onto the owner operator

  • In house permit department

  • No charge back on permits and escorts

  • ELD is 100% free of charge

  • Occupational Accident & Equipment insurance available through settlement deduction

  • Safety award program

  • CSA award program

  • Settlement deducted retirement plan is available

  • QualificationsDetails

    • 23 Years of Age

    • Valid Class A CDL & Medical Card

    • 2 years of flatbed (prefer machinery experience) in the last 5 years

    • Machinery Hauling Experience / Cargo Securement Experience

    • Good driving record in regards to accidents & traffic violations

  • Meet DOT and/or hiring requirements

  • IRP Plate (owners name on registration)

  • Occupational Accident Insurance

  • $1,000,000 Non-Trucking Liability


  • Required Equipment for Owner Operators (IC’s)
    Minimum

    • Two 20’x24’ Tarps

    • One 30’x30’ Tarp with 10’ flap in front
      > Note: Lowboy trailer will need 35’x35’ w/10’ flap in front
      > All tarps must be heavy duty machinery tarps (no steel tarps,throw away tarps etc)

    • Ten G-70 chains 3/8” by 20 ft in length

    • Rachet Straps ( 10-4 “ & 10 2”) – Need both the straps and the ratchets

    • Ten G70 3/8” Binders. Either ratchet or lever style are acceptable

    • Ten freight pads. Either moving blankets or felt padding (may be combination of both)

    • PPE: Hard hat, Safety glasses, Gloves, reflective vests, steel toed work boots, and any other load specific PPE that may be required

    • Fifty bungies

    • Headache Rack
      ***None of the Miller Transfer trailers are equipped with winches
      ***All tractors must be equipped with a headache rack

    Miller Transfer Insurance Programs Available for Purchase

    • $1,000,000 Non-Trucking Liability

    • Physical Damage

    • Occupational Accident

    • Medical Insurance Options

    Increase Earning Potential with the Following:

    • Passport

    • HAZMAT Endorsement

    • TWIC

    • Over dimensional hauling (amber light, oversize signs and flags)

Company Drivers Welcomed!

CDL Class A · Freight: Flatbed

Pay: $218,400 – $249,600/year