Crude Truck Driver - Ohio Job Mineral City Ohio USA,Transportation

Location: Mineral City

Position Title:
Crude Truck Driver (Ohio)

Company Information:

ARG is the longest continuously operating refinery in North America dating back to 1881. Privately held, the employees and leadership pride themselves on offering competitive pay, generous benefits and a supportive culture of growth and learning. In addition to a 401k retirement plan to which the company makes matching contributions, ARG offers participation in an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) to qualified employees, through which they share in the profits of the company.

Scope & Responsibilities of Crude Truck Driver: (Not limited to)

Haul and deliver approximately 2-4 loads per day as communicated by Supervisor and determined by business needs.

Transfer crude oil from well site tanks to truck following set procedures and deliver to Sandyville Terminal for unloading cleanly and without loss of containment.
Accurately gauge well tanks and perform all required readings and measurements before and after transfer is complete.
Follow proper unloading procedures at Sandyville Terminal and maintain accurate paperwork to track and measure hauled volumes.
Regularly check tires, fuel, oil, radiator, brakes, and lights and perform basic mechanical activities necessary to maintain equipment in safe and effective operating condition; keep any associated maintenance records.
Keep work areas clean and orderly, wear necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow all safety policies of both the producer and employer.

Must participate in all recommended and/or required training to include, but not limited to, classroom and on-the-job safety training, HAZWOPER, hazardous waste hauling, etc.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned by Supervisor/Management.

Benefits Available to Crude Truck Driver:

Health Insurance including Medical, Dental, Optical & Prescription
Health Savings Accounts & Flexible-Spending Plans (if qualified)
Life, Accident and Critical Illness Insurance Options
Short & Long-term Disability Coverage
Escalating Paid Vacation Plans
Paid Holidays & Personal Days
Education & Employee Assistance Plans
Employee Stock Ownership & 401 (k) Plans

Education & Experience for Crude Truck Driver:

High School graduate or equivalent with 21 years of age and minimum 1-2 year driving experience.
Experience driving a truck through the four seasons, as well as off-road to remote locations is preferred.
Must possess valid motor vehicle driver's license and be able to meet the qualifications as required by Federal and State laws for Class A CDL license with endorsements H (HAZMAT) and N(Tank) preferred but would consider Class B CDL with endorsements H (HAZMAT) and N(Tank).
Must possess valid motor vehicle driver's license and be able to meet the qualifications as required by Federal and State laws for Class A CDL license with endorsements H (HAZMAT) and N(Tank) preferred but would consider Class B CDL with endorsements H (HAZMAT) and N(Tank).
Maintain a good driving record, with 2 points or less on the CDL over a rolling two-year period.
Must pass DOT physical, road test and written examination required by US Department of Transportation.
Knowledgeable of U. S. Department of Transportation (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). Federal Motor Carrier Safety (FMCS) and Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) regulations as required under law and organizational policies.
Must be able to work overtime as required and furnish own transportation to and from jobsite.

Other Qualifications of Crude Truck Driver:

Mechanical . Aptitude. Understand the basic mechanical functions of a truck, including air systems, power take-off and piping/pumping systems.
Capable of troubleshooting and repairing basic problems unassisted, including but not limited to tire pressure, refueling, engine fluid levels, brake functions and lights.
Understand functionality of air brake systems and routinely monitor/assess for acceptable performance; familiar with emergency breaking protocols.
Use appropriate hand tools to manually and independently connect &/or disconnect equipment used during loading or unloading.
Demonstrated ability to couple and uncouple a semi-from its tank or trailer.
Vehicle Operation & Control - Ability to…