About The Position
Under minimal supervision, the Fuel Truck Driver safely and efficiently loads and delivers hazardous materials using a commercial fuel truck and trailer. The driver follows applicable laws, company procedures, and Department of Transportation and environmental guidelines; inspects assigned vehicles; verifies product, quantity, and tank capacity; and completes required delivery and shift documentation. The role requires professional customer service, sound judgment, and the ability to perform physical duties and work assigned shifts that may include evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Requirements
- Valid State of Hawaii CDL with Hazmat endorsements and TX qualifications.
- Have or be able to acquire a TWIC card.
- Hazardous materials training and knowledge of DOT regulations for truck operators.
- Qualified to drive a tractor and semi-trailer and/or doubles.
- Mechanical aptitude and ability to use basic computer programs.
- General familiarity with company operating guidelines, procedures, and standards.
- Ability to resolve work-related problems and work well under pressure.
- Ability to work weekends, nights, overtime, and holidays as required.
- Ability to work 10-hour shifts or longer if required.
- Ability to meet the physical and mental demands of the job, including routinely lifting approximately 50 pounds and entering and exiting delivery vehicles, squatting, and bending.
- Demonstrated safety-first attitude, independent judgment, organization, professionalism, and customer service.
Nice To Haves
- Two years of driving experience delivering petroleum products preferred.
Responsibilities
- Operate a commercial fuel truck and trailer safely in varied traffic, weather, and timing conditions.
- Follow applicable laws, company procedures, and DOT and environmental guidelines.
- Inspect the assigned vehicle before and at the end of each shift and report mechanical deficiencies.
- Understand load rack operations, delivery-site tank layouts, and truck offloading procedures.
- Use available resources and automated inventory management systems to verify products, destinations, and safe tank capacity before loading and delivery.
- Load and unload trucks in accordance with company policy and applicable regulations.
- Review transport Bills of Lading and report discrepancies requiring correction.
- Identify emergency matters and notify appropriate personnel.
- Document tank opening and closing levels, product and water levels, and delivery quantities; calculate whether the dispatched quantity will fit and confirm that it was correctly delivered.
- Follow load rack procedures at outside supply points for products not carried at Aloha Petroleum terminals.
- Complete daily truck inspection, driver shift, timekeeping, and on-duty-hours reports in accordance with DOT guidelines.
- Attend monthly safety meetings, complete required physicals and driver improvement training, maintain Hazmat certifications, and pass required drug and alcohol testing.
- Complete other duties as assigned by the Fleet Supervisor.
- Provide professional customer service and interact positively with employees and customers.
Benefits
- $36.47 per hour
- HMSA family medical
- 401(k)
- Profit sharing
- Annual bonus
- Paid time off
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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