Paid Training
Career Advancement
Travel the Country
Performance Bonuses
You're Applying to the Tomahawk Division
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* Qualified candidates may be placed with any participating Tomahawk Division brand.
See how the opportunity works.
Before you apply, watch this short video to learn what life on the road looks like, how our career path works, and what it takes to succeed.
The Tomahawk Career Trail
This Is Not Just Another Job
You’ll travel the country, helping to operate high-energy pop-up meat events while learning sales, customer service, event operations, leadership, and the business from the ground up.
4-6 week tours
Traveling around the country.
Hotels Provided
during the training period.
Groceries Provided
during the training period.
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WHAT LIFE ON TOUR LOOKS LIKE
🔹 Travel the Country — Our crews travel city to city across the United States, bringing our events directly to communities nationwide.
🔹 4–6 Week Tours — A typical tour lasts 4-6 weeks, followed by scheduled time back home.
🔹 About 5 Workdays Per Week — Thursday is typically shipment day. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are our main event days, with Monday and Tuesday used for weekday events.
🔹 Event Days Start Early — Crews generally head to the event location around 8:00 AM, with events typically closing around 7:00 PM.
🔹 We Finish What We Start — This business doesn't always run on a perfect schedule. Sometimes trucks arrive late, locations change, weather creates challenges, or something needs to get done outside normal hours. When the job needs to get done, we get it done.
🔹 No Excuses. Find a Way. — Life on tour requires toughness, discipline, teamwork, and adaptability. Our crews are made up of people who face obstacles, solve problems, help each other, and keep moving forward.
Tour life isn't for everybody—and that's okay. But for the right person, it's an opportunity to travel, grow, learn the business, earn, and become part of something bigger.