Fuel Truck Driver Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Possess valid State of Hawaii driver’s CDL license with hazmat endorsements and TX qualifications.
• Hazardous material training.
• DOT regulations for truck operators.
• Mechanical aptitude.
• Possess the ability to use basic computer programs.
• Possess general familiarity with Company operating guidelines, procedures, and standards.
• Resolves work-related problems and works well under pressure.
• Availability to work on weekends, nights, overtime and holidays as may be required.
• Must be able to meet all physical and mental demands of the job.
• Physical dexterity and strength necessary to safely enter into and exit from delivery vehicles, including cab-over and conventional tractors.
• Physical dexterity to enable squatting and bending as necessary to connect/disconnect delivery elbows and drop hoses.
• Physical strength to lift approximately 50 pounds on a routine basis.
• Ability to work 10-hour shifts or longer if required.
• Interacts positively with all levels of employees and customers.

Nice To Haves

• Two years driving experience delivering petroleum products preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate a commercial fuel truck/trailer in a safe and expert manner in any traffic, weather and timing.
• Inspect assigned vehicle prior to and at end of shift; report any mechanical deficiencies.
• Ensure the truck is loaded and unloaded within company policy as well as D.O.T./Environmental guidelines.
• Use all resources available to ensure that the correct products are delivered to the correct customer storage tanks and locations.
• Utilize the delivery site’s automated inventory management system to confirm, whenever possible, that the dispatched quantity will fit safely prior to loading.
• Advise the appropriate person(s) of any discrepancies on the transport Bill of Lading requiring corrections.
• Identify Emergency Matters; and notify the appropriate personnel as necessary.
• Document tank opening / closing; product and water levels on the customer BOL.
• Perform calculations using opening product levels to ensure the quantity shown on the BOL will fit prior to delivery.
• Perform calculations using opening and closing product levels post delivery to ensure that the quantities shown on the BOL were completely and correctly delivered.
• Complete a Daily Truck Inspection Report.
• Complete a Driver’s Daily Shift Report.
• Maintain a record of daily/weekly on duty hours in accordance with D.O.T. guidelines.
• Complete daily timekeeping requirements.
• Complete work as assigned.
• Attend monthly safety meetings.
• Take and pass DOT Drivers Physical (usually every 2-years).
• Maintain all Hazmat certifications (usually every 3-years).
• Attend Driver Improvement Program training (usually once per year).
• Pass required Drug and Alcohol Testing.
• Perform other duties/jobs as assigned by the Fleet and Logistics Supervisor.

Benefits

• HMSA family medical
• 401K
• Profit Sharing
• Annual Bonus
• Paid Time Off