Trucking Jobs in Green Bay, WI

Green Bay's place in trucking history is cemented by Schneider National, one of the first major truckload carriers in America, whose distinctive orange trucks have been a highway fixture since 1935. The company's headquarters near Green Bay employs thousands in corporate, dispatch, and driving positions, making trucking the city's most iconic industry after a certain football team. The Fox River Valley paper corridor has produced paper and packaging products for over a century, with Georgia-Pacific and Procter & Gamble operating major facilities that ship toilet tissue, paper towels, and packaging materials by the truckload. JBS USA's meatpacking operations process thousands of cattle daily, generating reefer freight for beef products distributed nationwide. Wisconsin's dairy industry adds cheese freight — the state produces more cheese than any other — with specialty and commodity cheese shipping from area creameries. Packers gamedays at Lambeau Field create temporary freight spikes for concessions, merchandise, and broadcast equipment, a minor but uniquely Green Bay phenomenon.