Fuel Transport Driver

About the role

The main tasks and responsibilities of the drivers include but are not limited to delivering gasoline and other petroleum products safely to Rebel Oil Company customer locations including commercial tanks at convenience store and gas station locations owned and operated by Rebel Oil Company clients. Drivers load transport trucks at the local Rebel Oil Company Terminal.

Responsibilities

• Drive defensively and follow all applicable laws and regulations to maintain ROC’s reputation as one of the safest tank carriers.
• Drive company trucks to load and deliver fuel and commodities to ROC’s Operations and customers (ROC operates 24/7/365).
• Have knowledge of and comply with all applicable federal, state, local and company rules and regulations that are in accordance with the accepted principles of the safe operation of a hazardous cargo tank motor vehicle.
• Have knowledge and comply with the proper methods of loading and unloading for the various cargos to be transported.
• Maintain contact with logistics as needed and required.
• Complete driver electronic logs and all necessary documentation as required by ROC.
• Follow all ROC guidelines regarding professional conduct when dealing with customers, fellow employees, vendors, and the motoring public.

Requirements

• Hold a Commercial Driver's License with appropriate endorsements (HazMat, Tanker, Doubles/Triples) and meet state requirements.
• Qualify physically and obtain a Medical Examiner's Certificate under 49 CFR Section 391.43‑49.
• Possess knowledge of all applicable DOT and Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.

Skills

• Availability to work variable shifts as dictated by business needs.
• Ability to drive up to 11 hours and work a total of 14 hours while transporting hazardous materials and sitting for extended periods in a truck tractor.
• Must be at least 21 years of age and meet qualifications in 49 CFR Section 391.11(b)(1).
• Must be able to read and speak English per 49 CFR Section 391.11(b)(2).
• Ability to walk, bend, reach, push, stoop, squat, and climb as necessary for vehicle inspections per 49 CFR Sections 396.11‑15.
• Ability to walk, bend, reach, push, stoop, squat, grasp, lift, and handle heavy equipment for hooking and dropping processes of tractor/trailer combinations.
• Ability to climb upon the trailer when needed (e.g., to ensure closure of dome lids) and handle hose sections up to 20