Transport Petroleum Driver

ARE YOU A RELIABLE & SAFE CDL DRIVER THAT'S LOOKING FOR A CHANGE? WE WANT YOU ON OUR TEAM!

• Day Shift Monday - Friday
• 12 hour shift 5A-5P
• Location:
  
  Glen Burnie

• Competitive pay
• 6% 401(k) match
• Generous PTO – Work life balance
• Affordable medical, dental & vision insurance premiums with low out of pocket costs
• And more...

Transport Driver is responsible for transporting and off‑loading propane and petroleum products and raw materials to wholesale customers and retail bulk facilities. Inspects vehicles for mechanical items and safety issues.

• Loads, secures, transports, and delivers propane / petroleum to specified destinations.
• Inspects transport vehicle and reports needed equipment, supplies, or routine maintenance to the supervisor.
• Prepares and maintains records in accordance with regulations and company procedures. Operates truck in accordance with established safety procedures.
• Engages in daily interaction with customers and provides exceptional customer service by supplying service information and answering inquiries.
• Requires mandatory weekend work.
• Ensures all DOT requirements are always met.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

• Valid Class A CDL with Hazmat & Tanker endorsement required.
• TWIC card required.
• Three years of CDL Class A experience required.
• Two years of Hazmat experience preferred.
• Must be able to pass PERC and NORA training.
• Desire to grow and accelerate with the company.

• Valid Class A CDL driver’s license with Hazmat & Tanker endorsement.
• Driving record with under 2 points.
• Deliver goods while operating a tractor‑trailer truck, sometimes over intercity routes or spanning several states.
• Load and unload cargo.
• Record amount and type of cargo being delivered.
• Take orders for new deliveries.
• Drive long distances.
• Fill up on fuel, clean truck, and wash windows.
• Report incidents to dispatcher.
• Monitor road conditions and watch for traffic congestion.
• Follow all applicable traffic laws.
• Inspect trailer before and after trip and record defects.
• Follow accident procedures if an accident occurs.
• Keep a log of activities.
• Report serious mechanical problems to appropriate personnel.
• Keep truck and associated equipment clean and in good working order.
• Plan routes using maps or satellite tracking.
• Get goods to client on time.
• Take rest periods during trip.
• Transport hazardous materials.
• Take special precautions while driving.
• Buy or lease trucks from other companies.
• Find and keep clients.
• Maintain log of trips.