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CDL Class A Tanker Truck Driver

Posted 2 days ago

jafkoWinston-Salem (NC)

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Job Description: Job DescriptionJob Title: Tanker Truck DriverJob Description:We are seeking a qualified Tanker Truck Driver a minimum of 8 months of tanker experience. The ideal candidate must possess a clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and demonstrate responsibility, knowledgeability, and motivation in their work.Responsibilities:- Transporting milk predominantly within the regions of VA, WV, NC, with occasional trips to Alabama, South Carolina, Kentucky, Maryland, and Florida.- Operating and maintaining tanker trucks in a safe and efficient manner.- Adhering to all relevant transportation regulations and company policies.- Ensuring timely deliveries and pickups of goods.- Maintaining accurate records of shipments and completing necessary paperwork.- Communicating effectively with dispatchers and team members.Requirements:- Minimum of 8 months of experience as a tanker truck driver.- Clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR).- Responsible, knowledgeable, and motivated individual.- Flexibility for out-of-state travel.- Strong work ethic and commitment to safety.- CDL license with tanker endorsement.- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Additional Information:This position offers flexibility in terms of home time but is not considered a local driving role. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in transporting milk across multiple states, contributing to the smooth operation of our transportation services.

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