Seasonal Delivery Driver - CDL B, Tanker, Air Brake, and Hazmat Required
Seasonal Delivery Driver - CDL B, Tanker, Air Brake, and Hazmat Required
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Transportation and distribution of propane to customers
- Performance of leak tests and other safety checks as considered necessary
- Safe operation of company vehicle
- Transfer of propane from bulk storage to truck and from truck to customer tanks
- Initiate leak tests pursuant to both industry and internal standards
- Verification of tank information upon customer delivery including serial number
- Perform visual inspection of equipment and report issues
- Collect and properly secure customer payments
- Complete all necessary documentation
- Continuous monitoring of truck tank levels to ensure adequate supply
- Perform pre and post-trip truck inspections
- Ensure truck is adequately stocked with all necessary tools and supplies
- Maintain clean and mechanically sound vehicles and supplies
- Be aware of special conditions surrounding select deliveries
- Report any issues or concerns in a timely manner
- Participate in regular safety meetings
- Provide exceptional customer service
- High School diploma or GEDRelevant experience preferred but not required
- Familiarity with computers or mobile devices used in service
- Valid Class B Commercial Driver's License along with the following endorsements: Hazardous Materials, Tanker, and Air Brake
- Employment is conditional on verification of clean driving record, background check(s), and pre-employment/random drug testing
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