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Requirements: For the local jet fuel truck driver position, you’ll need: Your valid CDL-AYou must be 23 Years of AgeYou must have 2 Years of Tractor Trailer ExperienceYour Tanker & Hazmat EndorsementsAnd in some locations, a TWIC Card is required About Working with Us: We understand the needs of drivers like you at Penn Tank Lines, Inc., our Jet Fuel Division, and our affiliate Genesis Transportation.
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Valid Commercial Learner's Permit (if interested in company-paid CDL training) with Tanker endorsement. Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL). Leading equipment and technology specs designed for driver comfort.
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You can join us (with the qualifications) as a local CDL-A fuel truck driver. Your valid CDL-A. Your Tanker & Hazmat Endorsements. And in some locations, a TWIC Card is required.
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Are you an experienced van/tanker driver? If you have limited or no flatbed experience, we will allow you to ride with a Driver Trainer to learn the ropes of flatbedding. All Orientation and time with a Driver Trainer is paid.
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Must have 12 months previous tractor-trailer driving experience and/or be a graduate of a State Certified, Licensed and Safety Department approved driving school, and/or have satisfactorily completed the Old Dominion Truck Driver Training school.
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Truck Speeds – 65 mph on the pedal, 68 mph on cruise Onboard Event Recorders - help protect your CDL and career Collision Mitigation System - allowing you to get home safely NEW ELD - ISAAC NEW Benefits Program for Company Drivers Medical High Value, Low Cost Options; Click Here to find out more.
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Quantix Is Currently Hiring CDL-A Tanker Truck Drivers. We think the best drivers should earn the best incomes, and that’s why we’re prepared to start you earning in the Top 10% of truck driver pay nationwide.
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You will operate a Class B tanker truck where you will be responsible for picking up waste oil at our customer locations such as automotive dealerships, manufacturing facilities, oil change companies, and maintenance facilities.
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A valid CDL B license with Tanker Endorsement (or willing to get). All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
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If you have a CDL A and 1 year of experience call (800) 851-8651 or apply now. Ask about our Road Warrior option starting at 70 CPM Our drivers can earn $80,000 plus yearly Road Warriors can earn $90,000 plus yearly Ready to join them.
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Reports to HT designated dispatchers, trips are assigned to load tanker trailers consisting of customers materials to move to a disposal site. Experience: One year of Class A CDL driving experience required.
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The primary function is driving a tanker truck to various customers in a local setting, loading and unloading bulk petroleum products, and completing assigned paperwork. Possess a CDL A license, with proper endorsements and medical card.
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Three years of Class A CDL driving experience preferred. Class A CDL w/ hazmat endorsement. Prior to driving transportation equipment/vacuum trucks, prepares for daily trip by inspecting vehicle and equipment, fueling truck, and ensuring all equipment is in excellent operating order.
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Company Driver (Hazmat/Tanker) Valid Class A CDL with 1 year of tractor trailer experience. Freight: Hazmat freight, 1 year CDL-A required. Must have a Hazmat endorsement.
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