Propylene Bulk Driver - Henderson,NC
mathesonHenderson (NC)
$114k-$118k
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Posted 8 days ago
mathesonHenderson (NC)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$114k-$118k
About the role
CDL A Tanker Truck Driver Western International Gas and Cylinders, Inc. (WIG) has a CDL A Tanker Truck Driver opening. This position is for Drivers residing in the Midwest (Illinois, Indiana, SE Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa, Northeast Missouri, and SW Michigan areas).Western International Gas is a subsidiary of Nippon Sanso Matheson, one of the nation's leading suppliers of industrial gases. The Class A CDL Regional Driver in this position will haul Liquid Propylene and is out Monday-Friday and home every weekend. This is a full-time position. Safety equipment is provided.
Schedule:
Monday Friday; you'll be home every weekend (layover 4 times during the week). Start time will be between 4:00am 7:00am. Typically 1 load and 2-6 stops daily. Hauling liquid Propylene. Year round, stable employment. Well maintained equipment (Freightliner/Cascadia). You'll be driving to IN, IA, MN, IL, IN, OH, MI, and KY. Average compensation: $114k-$118k Eligible for $325.00 monthly safety bonus! $2,500 referral bonus! (unlimited) Excellent benefits. Safety first culture! Health Insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield), Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(K) with company matching Generous Paid Time Off: Vacation, Holidays, Floaters, and Sick pay Company paid Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability Consistent, stable employment.
Requirements:
Class A CDL Hazmat endorsement Tanker endorsement Minimum of 2 years of tractor-trailer experience No at-fault accidents in the past two years. Nippon Sanso is an Equal Opportunity Employer that complies with the laws and regulations set forth under EEOC. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, national origin, sex, protected veteran status, or disability. Physical Demands/Working Conditions Stationary Position - Frequently Move/Traverse - Frequently Stationary Position/Seated - Frequently Transport/Lifting - Frequently Transport/Carrying - Frequently Exerting Force/Pushing - Frequently Exerting Force/Pulling - Frequently Ascend/Descend - Frequently Balancing - Frequently Position Self/Stooping - Frequently Position Self/Kneeling - Frequently Position Self/Crouching -Frequently Position Self/Crawling -Frequently Reaching -Frequently Handling -Frequently Grasping -Frequently Feeling -Frequently Communicate/Talking -Frequently Communicate/Hearing -Frequently Repetitive Motions -Frequently Coordination -Frequently
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