Bob Truck Driver (Tank Wagon Driver)

DICKERSON TRANSPORTATION GROUP•Jackson, MS

3d•Remote

About The Position

Operates a bobtail truck to deliver petroleum products to customers. This position reports to the Dispatcher. Follows Dispatcher instructions, and safely and efficiently deliver goods from one location to another. Transports loads over required routes to proper destinations, observing all traffic laws and safety regulations. Must be able to load and unload fuel tankers, follow strict safety guidelines, properly label materials, and keep track of other paperwork and records. Knowledge of and the ability to use loading arms and card readers at rack facilities, use auxiliary pumps for loading and unloading of vehicle and use spill kits and fire extinguisher. Unload and measure amount delivered at each location, and ensure proper safety precautions are taken according to DOT and Hazmat Requirements. Clean any spills and inspect tanker to reduce chances of accidents. Maintains vehicle cleanliness and replaces gaskets, hoses and other related articles as necessary. Completes and transmits all paperwork in compliance with established Company procedures. Performs safety inspections on trucks, equipment and/or facilities as required by Company policy. Maintains miscellaneous service duties such as checking, on a daily basis, oil, water, fuel, tires and tank related items and service write-up for maintenance. Reports any equipment malfunctions and/or concerns to Management or Dispatcher. Give all customers prompt and courteous service and use tact and diplomacy in dealing with customers, employees and guests at all times. Promote and support Company image standards. Adheres to all city, county, and state regulations. Stay familiar with the Company Policies and Procedures. Ensure Management or Dispatcher is made aware of any operating discrepancies. Properly posts and verifies all hours worked daily or maintain daily logs as required by DOT Work in a “SAFE” manner at all times and report all accidents/incidents immediately to Dispatch. Use of tools such as wire cutters and screw drivers to occasionally work on top of tankers for probe replacements, if needed. Any other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Class B commercial driver’s license (prefer Class A).
Endorsement of proper hazmat and tanker training.
TWIC Card for terminal access.
Current MVR detailing driving record within Company standards.
Meets company physical and medical requirements.
At least one year of experience with driving a bob truck (tank wagon).

Nice To Haves

Class A driver's license

Responsibilities

Safely and efficiently deliver goods from one location to another.
Transport loads over required routes to proper destinations, observing all traffic laws and safety regulations.
Load and unload fuel tankers.
Follow strict safety guidelines.
Properly label materials.
Keep track of other paperwork and records.
Use loading arms and card readers at rack facilities.
Use auxiliary pumps for loading and unloading of vehicle.
Use spill kits and fire extinguisher.
Unload and measure amount delivered at each location.
Ensure proper safety precautions are taken according to DOT and Hazmat Requirements.
Clean any spills.
Inspect tanker to reduce chances of accidents.
Maintain vehicle cleanliness and replace gaskets, hoses and other related articles as necessary.
Complete and transmit all paperwork in compliance with established Company procedures.
Perform safety inspections on trucks, equipment and/or facilities as required by Company policy.
Check oil, water, fuel, tires and tank related items daily.
Report any equipment malfunctions and/or concerns to Management or Dispatcher.
Provide prompt and courteous service to all customers.
Use tact and diplomacy in dealing with customers, employees and guests at all times.
Promote and support Company image standards.
Adhere to all city, county, and state regulations.
Stay familiar with the Company Policies and Procedures.
Ensure Management or Dispatcher is made aware of any operating discrepancies.
Properly post and verify all hours worked daily or maintain daily logs as required by DOT.
Work in a “SAFE” manner at all times.
Report all accidents/incidents immediately to Dispatch.
Use tools such as wire cutters and screw drivers to occasionally work on top of tankers for probe replacements, if needed.
Perform any other duties as assigned.