LTL Fuel Driver

Odessa, TX

Full Time

Experienced

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN ODESSA, TX!!!

With Rolfson Oil, you’re in the driver’s seat.

We started in 1985 in Watford City, North Dakota as a fueling service to the local agricultural sector. Since then, Rolfson Oil has grown into North America's largest oilfield-only fueling solutions provider, expanding throughout North Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. We are 100% oil field, 100% of the time and looking for drivers to fuel our team.
Benefits and Perks:

Pay: $30/hour for day shift, $31/hour for night shift
Housing provided if needed
Free lunch served at the on-site kitchen daily
On demand pay
Weekly pay
Full-time, up to 70 hour week schedule (Overtime pay over 40 hours)
Medical, Dental, and Vision health insurance elections
H.S.A plans with employer contribution matching up to $700
401K with a 4% company match
Basic Life Insurance, Long Term Disability Insurance, and AD&D Insurance offered at no cost
Voluntary STD, Life, Accident coverage, Hospital Indemnity, and Identity Theft
Safety Equipment provided
Online pay stub access
24-7 office support

Job Summary

An LTL Fuel Driver safely loads a tank wagon and drives to customer locations to fuel ground tanks, elevated tanks, trans cubes, light plants, heaters, generators, etc.

Responsibilities and Duties

Safely transport diesel fuels to local job sites
Follow all delivery instructions and complete documentation accurately and timely
Skillfully connect/disconnect hoses, and operate pumps/valves for safe fuel loading and unloading
Document and log work/rest periods
Inspect vehicles before and after every trip, and report any mechanical/safety issue(s)
Ensure that all DOT regulations including those applicable to dangerous goods transport are followed
Follow all company policies and procedures
Interact with customers and relay specific customer requests

Qualifications and Skills

Valid Class A or B CDL with the following endorsements: Tank Vehicle "N" and Hazardous Materials "H"
Minimum of 3 years of CDL hazmat driving experience
Minimum of 3 years of bulk tanker liquid hauling experience
At least 25 years of age
Lift 75 lbs comfortably
Have a safe driving history, with no major MVR or PSP violations in the last 5 years
Pass DOT drug test
Proficient in writing and speaking English
Able to work outside for long periods of time
Flexible work schedule

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