CDL Driver - Hot Oiler

Select Water Solutions•Greeley, CO

24d•$30 - $33

About The Position

Select Water Solutions’ Hot Oiler CDL Driver safely drives and operates a hot oil unit equipped with a high-pressure pump and burner to heat fluids. The operator completes required paperwork, including daily vehicle inspection reports and Driver’s Daily Logs in accordance with DOT regulations, and must have intermediate knowledge of Federal Motor Carrier DOT regulations. This role involves operating and maintaining company equipment, conducting field activities safely and accurately, and completing required job-related and safety training. Travel is required, and overtime or night and weekend shifts may be necessary.

Requirements

At least 1 year of experience as a CDL Class A driver.
A valid CDL Class A license.
High school diploma or GED.
Tanker and HazMat endorsements.
Meet all Federal Motor Carrier DOT requirements and safety qualifications.
Current DOT medical card.
At least 21 years of age.
Ability to read and interpret driving routes, safety rules, sales tickets, operating instructions, and procedure manuals.
Strong organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to pass a DOT pre-employment physical.
Ability to work night or weekend shifts as necessary.
Attention to detail, particularly regarding safety.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
CDL certification from an accredited driving school and one year of similar driving experience; experience may be substituted.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the energy industry.

Responsibilities

Follow company policies and work requirements.
Drive a truck with a total capacity in excess of 3 tons.
Operate a high-pressure pump and burner to heat fluids using controls such as levers, pedals, and buttons.
Use a high-pressure pump to circulate hot oil or water down flowlines, tubing, and casing to melt and remove paraffin buildup.
Use a high-pressure pump to test the integrity of tubing and casing.
Observe equipment gauges, indicators, and hand signals to monitor job activities and conditions.
Carry and lay out hoses and pipe joints between the truck and the wellhead or battery.
Connect and disconnect hoses and pipe joints using hand tools.
Keep trucks maintained and in good working condition.
Complete the Driver’s Vehicle Inspection Report daily in accordance with DOT regulations.
Notify a supervisor of problems immediately and perform minor repairs as necessary.
Use basic maintenance knowledge to repair, maintain, and adjust equipment, often with hand tools.
Accurately complete timesheets, tickets, and records of loads hauled or transferred, and forward them to a supervisor daily.
Complete the Vehicle Inspection Report and Driver’s Daily Log each day and forward them to a supervisor at the end of the day in accordance with DOT regulations.
Conduct all field activities safely and accurately.
Operate and maintain company equipment and property, and work overtime when required.
Maintain dependable attendance with no unauthorized absences.
Attend required safety meetings and complete job-related training in compliance with Company Safe Operating Procedures and other specialized training requirements.
Perform other duties as required by a supervisor.