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Night CDL B Driver - S. Portland, ME

Posted 3 days ago

diesel directSouth Portland (ME)

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Mid

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About the role

Night Shift Fuel DriverDiesel Direct is seeking a qualified full-time Night Shift Fuel Driver at our South Portland, ME location. Diesel Direct a premier one-stop fuel and lubrication petroleum distributor with a focus on safety and customer service. Driver duties would include operating Diesel Direct equipment and making local deliveries. The candidate must be able to drive multiple vehicles safely, follow time schedules, and be detail-oriented, organized, and punctual. Must be a minimum of 21 years of age and possess and maintain a safe driving record. Applicants must have a minimum of: Class B commercial driver's license (Class A welcomed to apply) Hazmat and Tanker EndorsementsDOT medical card Pass a pre-employment screening Drive a manual transmission (preferred but not required)TWIC Card (preferred, but not required) Must be available for Nights and Overtime hours along with Weekend Flexibility. Diesel Direct offers benefits to all eligible employees including 401k with company match! Come join the team. Maximize Your Earnings We believe top performers should be rewarded. Our Paid by the Gallon Incentive Program allows drivers to increase their pay by delivering more gallons while maintaining our high standards for safety and customer service. Paid by the Gallon Incentive Program Earn additional income based on the gallons you deliver. The more you safely deliver, the more you can earn! Diesel Direct is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Type: Full-time

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