Driver Entry Level 2

Hunt

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Driver Entry Level 2 position is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of crude oil from various well leases to company injection points. Key duties include accurately gauging and testing crude oil for quantity and quality, meticulously recording information on run/receipt tickets, and maintaining a correct driver's log book. The role also involves performing routine maintenance on equipment and facilities, ensuring their upkeep and security, and proactively seeking improvements in working procedures. The successful candidate must be willing to cross-train in other departments, uphold safe working habits, and utilize all available safety equipment. Compliance with all applicable rules and regulations, including safe driving practices, log keeping, hours of service, and company substance abuse policies, is paramount. The position requires active participation in emergency response activities and effective communication with the public, governmental, and producer representatives. This role involves shift work, including holidays and weekends. The company, Hunt, is a privately owned group with diverse interests in oil and gas, refining, LNG, power, renewables, real estate, ranching and infrastructure, committed to being a growth-oriented industry leader known for its people, efficiency, and integrity.

Requirements

Minimum of a high school diploma or GED.
Math aptitude.
Good communication skills.
One or more years of commercial driving experience.
Valid CDL license with tanker and HAZMAT endorsements.
24-hour Hazwoper training.

Nice To Haves

Crude oil tanker driving experience.

Responsibilities

Accurately gauge crude oil tanks for quantity.
Accurately test crude oil for quality (BS & W).
Transport crude oil from well leases to company injection points safely and efficiently.
Accurately record information onto run/receipt tickets.
Maintain correct driver’s log book.
Perform routine maintenance on equipment and facilities (pumps, pump shafts, packing, etc.).
Responsible for the upkeep and security of equipment and facilities.
Take the initiative to improve on working procedures and conditions.
Must be willing to cross-train in all other departments.
Maintain safe working habits.
Utilize and maintain all available safety equipment.
Responsible for compliance with all applicable rules and regulations, including but not limited to safe driving practices, good log keeping, maintaining hours available for duty, and compliance with company alcohol and substance abuse policies.
Be prepared to actively participate in emergency response activities.
Communicate effectively with the general public, governmental representatives, and producer representatives.
Responsible for working shift work, including holidays and weekends.