Transport Driver

Marathon Petroleum Corporation•Garyville, LA

1d•$31 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

Marathon Petroleum Company LP is hiring a professional local transport driver for home-daily routes. The driver safely and efficiently delivers petroleum products from loading locations to delivery points and customers, independently following company policies, procedures, and standards. The transportation team emphasizes preventing accidents and injuries and protecting the environment. The role involves operating a tank truck/trailer or tractor/trailer, completing inspections and required paperwork, and following Department of Transportation regulations and company and site-specific loading and offloading procedures. Drivers must be able to work shifts of up to 12 hours, work beyond their scheduled hours when needed, and perform the stated physical duties in all types of weather.

Requirements

Active Class A Commercial Driver's License.
Maintain a satisfactory driving record and consent to company review of driving records.
Register with the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse and consent to company review of Clearinghouse records.
Ability to drive interstate.
Active Hazardous Materials and Tank Vehicle CDL endorsements.
Ability to operate manual and/or automatic transmissions.
TWIC.
Ability to work up to a 12-hour AM/PM shift and hours beyond the scheduled shift.
Pass required drug and alcohol screenings.
Complete a DOT physical and maintain a current medical card.
Pass a three-year DOT safety background check and a seven-year criminal background check.
Pass a pre-trip exam and road test demonstrating proficiency operating the required equipment.
Ability to work outdoors in all types of weather.
Ability to work on elevated spaces 30 or more feet above graded elevation.
Ability to frequently lift, carry, push, and/or pull 50–65 pounds.
Ability to sit for extended periods and grip a steering wheel for extended periods.

Responsibilities

Perform pre-trip equipment inspections in accordance with MPC policy and DOT regulations; verify operating requirements and required equipment, and document inspection results and deficiencies.
Safely and professionally drive a tank truck/trailer or tractor/trailer to transport petroleum products.
Obey applicable federal, state, and local laws and follow company and site-specific standard operating procedures for loading and offloading.
Perform post-trip inspections in accordance with MPC policy and DOT regulations, complete required regulatory and customary paperwork, and ensure equipment is ready for the next shift.
Communicate incidents, including safety and environmental concerns, according to company procedures.
Report equipment issues in a timely manner.
Follow and maintain safety rules and operating procedures, including DOT regulations.