1 terminal · Oregon
Eagle Systems serves Oregon from one terminal just across the Columbia, at 2501 West Fourth Plain Blvd. in Vancouver, WA. You haul domestic and international boxes from Portland's UP and BNSF ramps and the Oregon Container Terminal. See owner operator jobs in Portland, OR for details.
These owner operator jobs in Oregon gross $3,000–$5,000 a week company-wide. Here is what weekly settlements and pay look like. As with all Eagle local intermodal owner operator jobs, you get home daily with no forced dispatch.
The Portland terminal sits across the state line, in Vancouver, WA.
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Gross revenue before fuel, insurance and truck expenses. Not a guarantee; actual earnings vary by loads, lane and costs.
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Terminals
Domestic and import/export drayage
Drayage from the Vancouver, WA yard across the I-5 Interstate Bridge to BNSF Portland Intermodal on NW Yeon and UP's Brooklyn Yard, both open 24/7. Vessel boxes come from the Oregon Container Terminal, the former Terminal 6, where you need a TWIC.
Live openings
Every live posting in the state, with the closest terminal. Each opening has its own job page.
Openings updated
Postings across the state line near the Portland terminal. A recruiter confirms the hiring area for your ZIP code.
FAQ
In Vancouver, WA, at 2501 West Fourth Plain Blvd. The Port of Vancouver next door does not handle containers, so every load crosses the Columbia to the Portland rail ramps or the Oregon Container Terminal on N Marine Dr.
3 postings are live in Oregon as of October 30, 2026: Eugene, Portland and Salem. Postings near the Portland terminal also include Longview, WA (about 36 miles). Send the Quick App and a recruiter will match you to the closest terminal.
Eagle owner operators gross $3,000–$5,000 a week, a range set company-wide rather than by city. It is gross, paid weekly by direct deposit, before fuel, Oregon weight-mile tax and your other truck costs.
Yes. You run between the ramps, the container terminal and the Rivergate or Columbia Corridor industrial districts, then head home. There is no forced dispatch, so you choose the loads you take.
Apply
Send the 60-second Quick App and the Vancouver terminal will call about openings, ramp work and your truck.
Send the Quick App
A short form: contact details and a few yes/no questions.
Talk to a recruiter
Pay, freight and your truck, for the terminal near you.
Lease on and run
Plates, IFTA, ELD and fuel card set up with you.
Both open Eagle Systems' secure application on IntelliApp.