Position Description:
The Petroleum Driver transports gasoline, diesel, ethanol, and other petroleum products to customer locations while maintaining strict compliance with safety, environmental, and DOT regulations. The responsibilities listed below, together with any division-specific responsibilities, are considered essential job functions of the position.
Essential Job Functions:
Safely operate tractor-trailer equipment in accordance with DOT regulations and company policies
Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections and report defects immediately
Load and unload petroleum products using hoses and pumping systems
Connect and disconnect hoses and fittings safely
Drop and hook trailers, including raising and lowering dolly legs
Verify load details and tank capacity prior to unloading
Maintain accurate delivery documentation and operational records
Communicate effectively with dispatch, customers, and facility personnel
Follow all company safety policies, DOT regulations, and customer requirements
Maintain professional appearance and represent the company positively
Report all safety concerns, incidents, and equipment issues immediately
Division-Specific Responsibilities:
Operate PTO pumping systems
Use vapor recovery systems during loading and unloading
Verify ullage levels to prevent overfills
Deliver to fuel stations, terminals, and airports
Required Skills & Experience:
Valid Class A CDL
Tanker and Hazmat endorsements
Current DOT medical certification
Knowledge of petroleum handling procedures
Strong attention to detail and safety
Desired Qualifications:
Experience transporting petroleum products
Experience delivering to fuel terminals or stations
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
Handle fuel hoses up to 50 lbs
Climb tanker ladders
Frequent bending, reaching, twisting, and climbing
Prolonged sitting while driving
Must wear company-issued uniform or attire that adheres to company dress code and safety policies at all times.
Required to maintain a clean, professional appearance appropriate for customer and terminal environments.