HEATING OIL DELIVERY DRIVER
shipley energyHanover (PA)
About the role
Job TitleLocation can be based out of Gettysburg or HanoverRequirementsHigh school education or equivalent experienceCommitted to the values of initiative, responsibility, caring relationships, integrity, and innovationAble to speak and read EnglishClass B Commercial Driver's License with tank and Hazmat endorsements 21 years of age according to DOT requirementsAble to pass a DOT physical and drug/alcohol testAble to climb laddersAble to lift, pull, and/or push 75 poundsAble to pull 75 pounds for 150 feetWilling and able to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends and on call as scheduledWilling to work seasonal schedule- November to end of AprilResponsibilitiesPerform daily pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections according to procedureComplete and turn in paperwork dailyMaintain clean equipment and vehicle at all timesBe friendly and courteous to all customersAssist with inventory management and reporting for bulk plant and retail delivery trucksPerform all duties in a safe manner ensuring incident-free operationsReport any unsafe conditions or practices immediately to Operations ManagerReport any incident or accident immediately to Operations or Logistics ManagerAttend meetings as required by the Director of Operations and Operations ManagerLearn and operate all delivery systems in useMaintain proper spill materials on each truckAccurately maintain the inventory on board of assigned delivery truckStart and end shift based on the assigned driver scheduleFully responsible for maintaining current and active Medical Card and Commercial Driver's License with all required endorsementsMust wear required uniform and appropriate PPE when necessary
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