Class A Hazmat Driver
Class A Hazmat Driver
Posted 20 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- You must have a Commercial Drivers License, Class A, with Hazardous Material and Tank endorsements (CDL/HM/CLASS A/XT).You have a keen sense of smell.
- You have 5+ years of previous CDL Class A driving experience.
- You will successfully complete company training programs.
- You preferably are a driver with bulk tank driving and equipment experience.
- You preferably are a driver with a general understanding of the natural gas industry and all applicable codes and regulations, knowledge of the properties of compressed natural gas and all aspects of the loading and unloading of natural gas.
- You must possess a working knowledge of and ability to operate a heavy duty tractor cab, pick-up trucks, cellular phones, and various hand and power tools.
- You preferably have a mechanical aptitude.
- You must be capable of passing a standard Department of Transportation physical examination and drug tests pursuant to legal requirements.
- You have written and oral communication skills.
- Where you'll be working:
- Requires ability to climb, lift, bend, etc. while setting up and breaking down equipment.
- Extensive travel requiring long hours during projects.
- This position requires exposure to materials that could be hazardous if not properly handled.
- Work is primarily outside in all types of /what's in it for you?
- Competitive hourly rate plus overtime over 40 hours worked.
- Incentive pay for overnight travel lasting more than one night.
- No out of pocket expenses for housing & meals when traveling. Company card provided.
- No sleeping in trucks necessary.
- New fleet vehicles.
- Fantastic opportunities for career growth.
- Cooperative, supportive and empowered team atmosphere.
- Annual bonus and salary increase opportunities.
- Monthly recognition events.
- Endless wellness initiatives and community events.
- Robust and customizable benefit packages-choose what works best with your life. Options include generous 401k with company match, medical, dental and life insurance, tuition reimbursement, compensated volunteer hours and MORE!Paid time off, holidays and a separate bank of sick time!
- Approved for veteran training.
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