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Water Truck Driver (CDL-A/B) – Night Shift - Sign On Bonus Available for Night Shift

Department: HaulingLocation: Dushore, PADescription**Sign On Bonus AvailABLE for Night Shift**We are hiring Night Shift Water Truck Drivers to safely transport water and oilfield fluids to and from job sites. This role requires experience operating water trucks, strong knowledge of DOT regulations, and a commitment to safety and professionalism. You’ll play a vital role in supporting field operations and customer satisfaction.This role is based out of our Towanda, PA Hauling Facility.ResponsibilitiesOperate water trucks in compliance with all DOT and safety regulationsPerform and document pre-trip inspections, fueling, and maintenanceLoad/unload fluids using hoses and valves with proper spill preventionAccurately track routes, tank levels, and complete required documentationMaintain communication with dispatch and site supervisorsParticipate in safety meetings and training sessionsPractice good housekeeping and vehicle cleanliness at all timesFoster strong, respectful relationships with customers and team membersRequirementsMust be 21+ with a valid CDL Class A or B and tanker endorsementAt least 1 year driving experience and prefer prior water hauling experienceClean driving record (no recent DUIs or failed drug tests)Current DOT medical cardAbility to operate 13/18-speed manual transmissionStrong mechanical skills and ability to troubleshootProfessional, safety-first mindset and excellent communication skillsAbility to lift 50 lbs., operate hoses, and work in all weather conditionsComfortable using tablets or mobile devices for job-related tasksBenefitsHome EverydayShift differential pay for Night ShiftPaid HolidaysMedical / Dental / Vision coverageHealth savings account (HSA)Company Paid Life Insurance and Accidental & Dismemberment InsuranceVoluntary Life Insurance401k with a company matchPaid Time OffEmployee Assistance ProgramProfessional Development ProgramsEmployee Referral ProgramsVoluntary Benefits Offered#INDHP