Truck Driver

Devon Energy•Montrose, PA

22d

About The Position

The Truck Driver operates a tri-axle water truck, hauling fluids to and from various sites. Drivers may occasionally perform site work, such as vacuuming rainwater from cellars or containment areas. The position requires travel between field sites and may require reporting to a Coterra location to perform site work for the duration of a shift. Employees must be flexible, willing to travel, and available to work extended hours with little or no advance notice. Travel is less than 5%.

Requirements

Class A or Class B CDL with tanker endorsement; education requirements specify Class B CDL with tanker endorsement.
Valid medical card.
Valid state-issued driver's license.
Ability to work under pressure and in all weather conditions.
Good organizational skills and ability to multitask.
Ability and legal authorization to operate company vehicles and equipment.
Successfully complete the internal mentor program; no prior experience is required.
Availability to work weekends and holidays.
Flexibility, willingness to travel, and availability for extended hours with little or no advance notice.
Pass an initial drug and alcohol screening at hire; may be subject to random screenings under DOT regulations.
Ability to perform frequent walking, standing, sitting, bending, stooping, lifting up to 50 pounds, and climbing stairs and vertical ladders.
Ability to climb in and out of trucks 30 to 60 times per shift, and lift, pull, and push hoses weighing up to 50 pounds.
Use mandatory personal protective equipment, including head and hearing protection, safety glasses, safety footwear, and flame-resistant clothing; comply with safety protocols including OSHA regulations.

Responsibilities

Perform thorough daily pre- and post-inspections of water trucks.
Follow standard operating procedures for loading and unloading water trucks.
Comply with federal, state, and local DOT and environmental regulations.
Know and operate water truck and pump functions.
Use safety devices, including lights, turn signals, seatbelts, duckponds or containments, and cones.
Communicate via two-way or CB radio with fellow drivers when entering or exiting pads or water withdrawals.
Report to a Coterra location as needed to perform site work for the duration of the shift.
Take direction from Dispatch and Foremen, and communicate issues, spills, or concerns.
Use the in-cab Electronic Log Device (ELD) to log hours of service and perform Workflow functions.
Haul fluids between various sites and occasionally perform site work, including vacuuming rainwater from cellars or containment areas.