Fuel Transport Driver
brad hall companiesEl Paso (TX)
About the role
Fuel Transport DriverTeton Petroleum Transport (TPT) is currently seeking a Fuel Transport Driver. This role will load, haul, and deliver fuel for our customers. This role primarily is day trips with limited OTR. TPT delivers fuel to over 40 states for a variety of customers and industries. The Company offers a competitive salary and benefits package. The Fuel Transport Driver will primarily be focused on: Follow company safety standards and report issues. Complete all pre and post trip inspections per company expectations. Report immediately any maintenance, suspicious or concerning finding from inspections. Load and unload product following company procedures explicitly. Monitor load/unload process at all times Expected to be outside by loading/unloading area Watch hoses and other areas to ensure in good working order Ensure all drops are in the appropriate tank at the appropriate location. Maintain legal logs and hours at all times. Keep bill of ladings accurate and current during deliveries. Document accurate tank readings. Enter all load documentation into system by the end of each shift. Deliver all log and inspection information weekly to management. Follow all applicable traffic laws. Ensure truck, trailer and associated equipment are clean and in good working order. Report any incidents or mechanical issues immediately to management. The preferred candidate for the Fuel Transport Driver will have the following: One or more years tanker experience and/or two or more years experience over the road. Possess a valid Class A CDLAble to obtain Hazmat endorsement. Acceptable driving record. Adheres to the company's values and ethical expectations. Able to obtain other FMCSA endorsements as required by the Company. Strong customer service skills. Able to sit for extended periods of time. Able to drive for extended periods of time. Able to climb stairs and ladders, kneel, bend, and stoop. Able to lift up to 50 lbs. Able to push or pull equipment, hoses, and other items. Able to move about loading, unloading, and customer sites to complete responsibilities.
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