Fuel Tanker Truck Driver Needed – Local Miles – Home Daily – Days
for sections like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections if posting has real specific content. We need to parse the posting.
Key info:
- Position #: 406 (metadata, drop)
- Hazmat: Yes (maybe part of qualifications)
- Type: Full Time - Single - Company Driver (maybe schedule? but we have schedule later)
- License Class: A
- Route: United States
- Closing: 10/31/2026 (metadata)
- Enjoy HOURLY PAY, plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours! (Pay info)
- Day Shift- 1am to 1pm, 4/2 schedule. (Schedule)
- Our drivers earn an average of $87k per year! (Pay)
- We are hiring local Truck Drivers to join our team in Tampa! (About the role)
- Drive for Energy Dispatch as a fuel delivery truck driver and get local miles, daily home time (4/2 schedule) and hourly pay! (Responsibilities? maybe)
- No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently. (Training)
- (You’ll still need 1 year of Tractor Trailer experience to qualify.) (Requirement)
- We Offer Our Fuel Tanker Drivers These Benefits (Benefits heading)
- HOURLY PAY plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours. (Pay)
- Ability to earn an average of $87k per year. (Pay)
- NEWEST equipment available in this market (maybe equipment benefit)
- 2 weeks Paid Vacation after first year, 3 weeks Paid Vacation after 5 years (Benefit)
- Holiday Pay (Benefit)
- 401k Savings Plan with company match after the first 30 days of employment (Benefit)
- Direct Deposit-- Paid Weekly (Benefit)
- New Performance Bonus Program with earnings up to $350 per month (Benefit)
- Comprehensive Benefits Package (Benefit)
- Competitive Health, Vision, and Dental Plans (Benefit)
- Wellness Incentive Program (Benefit)
- Company Paid Uniform Program – Annual Allotment issued upon your anniversary each year (Benefit)
- Driver Key Tags that give you access to free fountain drinks and coffee and a 40% discount on all RaceTrac branded hot or cold items (Benefit)
- Truck Driver Minimum Qualifications (Qualifications heading)
- At least 25 years of age (Qualification)
- CDL Class A with Hazmat and Tanker Driver Endorsements (Qualification)
- 1 year of verifiable Tractor Trailer truck driver experience (Qualification)
- Gas or fuel delivery driver experience a plus (Qualification)
- Must be able to obtain at least a 1 year medical card (Qualification)
- No more than 2 moving violations in the past 3 years (Qualification)
- No DUIs, DWIs, or reckless driving violations in the past 7 years (Qualification)
- No positive or refused drug or alcohol tests in the past 3 years (Qualification)
- Required License Or Certification CDL Class A with Hazmat and Tanker Driver Endorsements (duplicate)
- TWIC Card Terminal Experience a plus (Qualification)
- Required Education High school or equivalent (Qualification)
- We are looking to hire a local fuel delivery truck driver to join our team in Tampa! (About the role)
- Becoming a tanker driver at Energy Dispatch means you will not only be joining a great company, you will also be joining a great family too! (About)
- The most common answer a fuel driver at Energy Dispatch will give when asked what they enjoy most about working here is the people. The people who work at Energy Dispatch make the difference between just going to work each day and truly enjoying the work, you do each day. (About)
- If you are someone who puts safety first, are interested in being a local driver who is able to go home daily, has a positive attitude, are respectful of others, act with integrity and are a team player, you will fit right in driving here, apply today! (About)
- Energy Dispatch delivers over 70% of the fuel sold by RaceTrac & RaceWay locations throughout 7 Southeastern states, totaling over 1.5 billion gallons of gas hauled each year! (About)
- Safety is the number one priority at Energy Dispatch; our goal is to make sure each truck driver gets home safely every day. (About)
- Energy Dispatch takes pride in being a leader in the industry by utilizing the latest in safety and in-cab technology that allow us to ensure safety remains intact. (About)
- At Energy Dispatch, the safety of our team members and guests is our primary concern. (About)
- We will continue to monitor CDC recommendations to remain up to date on developments with infectious diseases, like the coronavirus, so that we can continue to make decisions that focus on the health and safety of our people. (About)
- We will also be monitoring what state and local government agencies are communicating to their residents, to keep our Tanker Drivers informed. (About)
- We are an equal opportunity employer... (EEO boilerplate, remove)
We need to remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. So remove the EEO paragraph.
Now we need to decide sections.
We have:
- About the role: we have description of role, company, etc. Use About the role
then paragraphs.
- Responsibilities: maybe we have "Drive for Energy Dispatch as a fuel delivery truck driver and get local miles, daily home time (4/2 schedule) and hourly pay!" plus "No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently." Could be responsibilities/duties. Also "Our drivers earn an average of $87k per year!" is pay. Might be better to put responsibilities as list of duties: delivering fuel, ensuring safety, etc. But we need to preserve all substantive info; we can create a - list for responsibilities if there are multiple bullet-like statements. However the posting doesn't have explicit bullet list; we can convert sentences into list items if they represent duties. But we must not invent or summarize away detail. We can keep as
paragraphs.
Given instruction: Use
- for any list of duties/requirements/benefits, and
for prose. So if we have a list of duties/requirements/benefits we should use
- . The posting includes benefits list (many bullet-like statements). So we should put benefits in
- . Requirements also list-like; we can put in
- . Responsibilities maybe not a list but we can still use
.
Pay and Schedule: we have specific info: HOURLY PAY plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours; average $87k per year; Day Shift- 1am to 1pm, 4/2 schedule. So we can have Pay section with those details; Schedule section with shift and 4/2 schedule.
We must not create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless posting actually states them. It does state them.
We should avoid filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present.
We need to ensure we don't repeat job title as heading. Not needed.
We need to output only HTML fragment.
Let's craft:
About the role
Energy Dispatch is hiring local fuel delivery truck drivers to join their team in Tampa. As a fuel delivery truck driver, you will drive for Energy Dispatch, delivering fuel with local miles and daily home time on a 4/2 schedule. The company delivers over 70% of the fuel sold by RaceTrac & RaceWay locations throughout seven Southeastern states, totaling over 1.5 billion gallons of gas hauled each year. Safety is the number one priority; Energy Dispatch utilizes the latest safety and in‑cab technology to ensure drivers get home safely each day. The team emphasizes a family‑like atmosphere where safety, positivity, respect, integrity, and teamwork are valued.
Maybe also include training: "No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently." Could be part of About or Responsibilities. I'd put in About.
Now Responsibilities: maybe we can list duties: delivering fuel safely, maintaining vehicle, complying with safety protocols, etc. But the posting doesn't explicitly list duties beyond driving and delivering fuel. We could keep as describing responsibilities: "You will deliver fuel safely and confidently, operate a tractor‑trailer with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements, follow all safety procedures, and maintain accurate logs." However that may be adding detail not present. Better to keep as prose from posting: "Drive for Energy Dispatch as a fuel delivery truck driver and get local miles, daily home time (4/2 schedule) and hourly pay! No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently." That's two sentences; we can put in
.
But we already used similar sentences in About. Might duplicate. We could combine About and Responsibilities but instruction says prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could merge About and Responsibilities into one About the role section that includes description and duties. That's okay.
Thus we have About the role covering role description, duties, training, safety, etc.
Then Requirements/Qualifications: we have list.
We'll put
Qualifications
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Then Benefits:
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Pay:
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Schedule:
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We must not include sections with filler like "not specified". We have actual content.
Now ensure we don't duplicate content: Benefits list includes HOURLY PAY plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours, Ability to earn an average of $87k per year. Those are also in Pay section; we might duplicate. To avoid duplication, we could keep Pay section separate and Benefits section exclude those pay items. But the benefits list includes them as part of benefits; but we can still include them in Benefits but then Pay would duplicate. Better to keep Pay separate and Benefits exclude those pay lines. However the instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; we can still include them in Benefits but also in Pay; duplication is allowed? It says do NOT repeat the job title as a heading and do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. It doesn't forbid duplication of content elsewhere, but we should avoid unnecessary duplication. However we can keep them in both sections if they appear in both places in original; but they appear as benefits list and also as "Enjoy HOURLY PAY..." and "Our drivers earn an average of $87k per year!" which are essentially same. Might be okay to keep in both but better to avoid duplication.
I'll put Pay section with those two statements. Benefits section will include the rest: newest equipment, vacation, holiday pay, 401k, direct deposit, performance bonus, comprehensive benefits package, health/vision/dental, wellness incentive, uniform program, driver key tags.
Now Schedule: Day Shift- 1am to 1pm, 4/2 schedule.
Now we need to ensure we don't include any boilerplate like EEO. Remove that paragraph.
Now produce HTML.
Let's draft:
About the role
Energy Dispatch is hiring local fuel delivery truck drivers to join their team in Tampa. As a fuel delivery truck driver, you
paragraphs. Given instruction: Use
- for any list of duties/requirements/benefits, and
for prose. So if we have a list of duties/requirements/benefits we should use
- . The posting includes benefits list (many bullet-like statements). So we should put benefits in
- . Requirements also list-like; we can put in
- . Responsibilities maybe not a list but we can still use
. Pay and Schedule: we have specific info: HOURLY PAY plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours; average $87k per year; Day Shift- 1am to 1pm, 4/2 schedule. So we can have Pay section with those details; Schedule section with shift and 4/2 schedule. We must not create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless posting actually states them. It does state them. We should avoid filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present. We need to ensure we don't repeat job title as heading. Not needed. We need to output only HTML fragment. Let's craft:
About the role
Energy Dispatch is hiring local fuel delivery truck drivers to join their team in Tampa. As a fuel delivery truck driver, you will drive for Energy Dispatch, delivering fuel with local miles and daily home time on a 4/2 schedule. The company delivers over 70% of the fuel sold by RaceTrac & RaceWay locations throughout seven Southeastern states, totaling over 1.5 billion gallons of gas hauled each year. Safety is the number one priority; Energy Dispatch utilizes the latest safety and in‑cab technology to ensure drivers get home safely each day. The team emphasizes a family‑like atmosphere where safety, positivity, respect, integrity, and teamwork are valued.
Maybe also include training: "No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently." Could be part of About or Responsibilities. I'd put in About. Now Responsibilities: maybe we can list duties: delivering fuel safely, maintaining vehicle, complying with safety protocols, etc. But the posting doesn't explicitly list duties beyond driving and delivering fuel. We could keep asdescribing responsibilities: "You will deliver fuel safely and confidently, operate a tractor‑trailer with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements, follow all safety procedures, and maintain accurate logs." However that may be adding detail not present. Better to keep as prose from posting: "Drive for Energy Dispatch as a fuel delivery truck driver and get local miles, daily home time (4/2 schedule) and hourly pay! No experience as a fuel tanker driver? No problem. We’ll provide training so you can deliver fuel safely and confidently." That's two sentences; we can put in
. But we already used similar sentences in About. Might duplicate. We could combine About and Responsibilities but instruction says prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could merge About and Responsibilities into one About the role section that includes description and duties. That's okay. Thus we have About the role covering role description, duties, training, safety, etc. Then Requirements/Qualifications: we have list. We'll put
Qualifications
with- items.
Then Benefits:
Benefits
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Pay:
Pay
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. Schedule:
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with. We must not include sections with filler like "not specified". We have actual content. Now ensure we don't duplicate content: Benefits list includes HOURLY PAY plus guaranteed time and a half after 40 hours, Ability to earn an average of $87k per year. Those are also in Pay section; we might duplicate. To avoid duplication, we could keep Pay section separate and Benefits section exclude those pay items. But the benefits list includes them as part of benefits; but we can still include them in Benefits but then Pay would duplicate. Better to keep Pay separate and Benefits exclude those pay lines. However the instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; we can still include them in Benefits but also in Pay; duplication is allowed? It says do NOT repeat the job title as a heading and do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. It doesn't forbid duplication of content elsewhere, but we should avoid unnecessary duplication. However we can keep them in both sections if they appear in both places in original; but they appear as benefits list and also as "Enjoy HOURLY PAY..." and "Our drivers earn an average of $87k per year!" which are essentially same. Might be okay to keep in both but better to avoid duplication. I'll put Pay section with those two statements. Benefits section will include the rest: newest equipment, vacation, holiday pay, 401k, direct deposit, performance bonus, comprehensive benefits package, health/vision/dental, wellness incentive, uniform program, driver key tags. Now Schedule: Day Shift- 1am to 1pm, 4/2 schedule. Now we need to ensure we don't include any boilerplate like EEO. Remove that paragraph. Now produce HTML. Let's draft:
About the role
Energy Dispatch is hiring local fuel delivery truck drivers to join their team in Tampa. As a fuel delivery truck driver, you
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Pay:
- items.
Then Benefits:
- . Responsibilities maybe not a list but we can still use
- . Requirements also list-like; we can put in
- . The posting includes benefits list (many bullet-like statements). So we should put benefits in