CDL Driver

ProFrac•Midland, TX

10d

About The Position

The CDL Driver transports materials and equipment to and from well-site locations across multiple states. The role supports organizational efficiency and daily and weekly delivery goals by driving to designated destinations, verifying loads, maintaining records of duty status in accordance with state and federal regulations, and completing pre-trip and post-trip inspections. Drivers operate commercial vehicles in varied traffic, weather, and site conditions, including maneuvering in tight spaces and handling long backing distances. The position may also involve unloading materials and equipment using a forklift. The driver must comply with company safety policies and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The description is not exhaustive and may change as employer needs and job requirements change. Essential functions may be evaluated if an employee or applicant cannot perform them because of a disability, and reasonable accommodation will be made when possible.

Requirements

Three to five years of commercial driving experience is preferred.
Experience hauling oversize and overweight loads.
One to two years of commercial driving experience and certification of completion from an accredited commercial driving school training program.
At least one year of experience operating a forklift.
Possess and maintain a valid Class A CDL.
Experience operating oilfield winch trucks and trailers.
Willingness to stay on the road for multiple days at a time.
Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, climb, pull, lift, carry, and push equipment or tools weighing up to 75 pounds.
Ability to read and write English.
Knowledge of vehicle safety and control systems, DOT regulations, inspection, and maintenance practices.
Meet U.S. Department of Transportation medical standards.
Satisfactorily pass drug and alcohol tests as required by DOT regulations.
High school diploma or GED.

Nice To Haves

Three to five years of commercial driving experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Drive trucks to and from designated destinations.
Apply commercial driving knowledge and maneuver vehicles safely at varying speeds and in challenging situations, including heavy traffic and inclement weather.
Inspect trucks before, during, and after trips for defects and safe operating condition, and submit a written condition report at the end of each trip.
Review shipping papers to determine the nature of each load and verify its accuracy.
Operate equipment in varied weather and conditions, including driving forward and backing over long distances, around corners, and in tight areas.
Unload materials and equipment from trucks using a forklift when required.
Perform simple mathematical calculations, handle receipts, read maps and road signs, and maintain records of duty status.
Report accidents, incidents, and highway safety hazards involving drivers or company equipment.
Promptly report delays caused by breakdowns, weather, traffic, or other emergencies, as well as irregularities involving cargo pickup or delivery.
Maintain records required by state and federal regulations, including duty-status and mileage records.
Perform duties in accordance with company safety policies and procedures and regulations governing safe commercial motor vehicle operation.