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CDL Class A Transport Driver, Morgantown, WV

Posted 24 days ago

woodford oil companyMorgantown (WV)

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About the role

Class A Transport Truck Driver Woodford Transport, LLC delivers a full line of petroleum products & motor fuels to retail service stations & convenience stores, delivering to customers in West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland & Pennsylvania. Woodford Transport, LLC 89 Corporate Drive, Morgantown, West Virginia 26501, is now accepting applications for a full time Class A transport truck driver. Applicant must have a Class A with Hazmat and tanker endorsement license. Must be 23 years old and have a clean driving record, current DOT Medical Card and a minimum of 1 full year of verifiable driving experience. Must be eligible to work in the United States and be able to work in all types of weather conditions. Competitive pay based on experience and qualification. Benefits include group health insurance with vision and dental after 60 days, health insurance savings plan, 401K, sick pay benefits and paid vacation. Uniforms provided at no cost to employee. Quarterly safety and performance bonus. The duties of this job consist of: proper pre and post trip truck and trailer inspections. Safely driving loaded and empty tanker trucks of various makes/models. Properly loading, handling, hooking hoses, operating pumps and valves for loading and unloading. Safely filling tanks of all types and sizes using various size hoses, nozzles and fittings. Safely using pipe wrenches, crescent wrenches, hammers and other hand tools. Accurately complete driver logs, pre and post trip forms and other paperwork as required. Courteously work with bosses, dispatchers, fellow employees and customers.

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