Class B CDL Driver With a Tanker Endorsement

Posted 9 days ago

redi industrial servicesLouisville (KY)

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About the role

Class B CDL Driver With a Tanker Endorsement Are you looking for a change of pace? Consider a career in the exciting and rewarding Industrial Services at our wonderful Louisville, Kentucky location. Redi Industrial Services, LLC a leader in the Industrial Services Industry, is in search of Class B CDL Driver with Tanker Endorsement to join us for an amazing fulltime, long-term opportunity with a family-owned company that is ready to make a commitment to you and your career goals. With safety being our top priority, Redi Industrial Services, LLC. has exciting plans for 2026. Won't you come and join us? Job duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to: Ability to relocate to Louisville, KY within two months' time. Being hardworking, dependable, and safety minded. Willingness to work nights, weekends, and holidays if necessary. The ability to pass pre-employment and periodic screenings. A high-level understanding of DOT regulations and compliance. Operate and drive large Vacuum Trucks and Hydro-Ex Trucks Operate large water-blast pumps Possession of a clean driving record and a current Class B CDL License. The ability to obtain and maintain an MSHA certificate. Hydo Vac experience a plus! Must have a manual certification!
Benefits and Perks:
  • Great Company Benefits Starting the 1st of the Month After 60 Days of Eligible Employment.
  • Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescription InsuranceHSA Program
  • Life Insurance
  • Short Term Disability Insurance 401 K With Company Match After 1 YearPTO
License/Certification: Class B CDL License

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