Truck Driver

Equipment Operated:

• Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks with manual transmissions

• Tankers, centrifuges, measurement devices

• Tablets and printers

Primary Responsibilities:

• Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections

• Schedule maintenance with the company’s shop as needed

• Maintain a clean and organized vehicle

• Arrive on time at job sites and remain until the day’s tasks are completed

• Accurately complete and submit required paperwork daily

• Comply with all DOT rules and regulations for Hazmat CDL holders, including maintaining an accurate logbook

• Participate in periodic drug and alcohol testing

• Safely operate heavy-duty trucks and trailers

  
  

• Ability to use hands for handling tools, controls, and objects

• Sit for extended periods while driving a hazmat tanker safely

• Bend, twist, kneel, stoop, crouch, and crawl as necessary

• Work in dirt and gravel lot environments with potential tripping hazards

• Lift up to 75 lbs

• Chain all four tires when necessary, involving lifting 50+ lbs of chains in adverse conditions such as snow, ice, and mud

• Maneuver hoses weighing 30-50 lbs at chest height

• Communicate effectively with dispatchers, pumpers, and other personnel

• Climb 30-foot stairs to the top of oil tanks multiple times per shift

Schedule and Additional Expectations:

• 4 days on, 4 days off work schedule

• Proficient in using GPS for navigating to various job sites and routes

• Comfortable using mobile apps required by customers to submit paperwork

• Additional details and training provided in the company’s training handbook