Best Practices, Class A License, Driver's License, Material Moving, Mobile Plant/Equipment, Regulations, Truck Driver
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
The primary areas of responsibility include:
- Proper routine maintenance is required with a pre-trip and post-trip by the driver to ensure that the equipment meets the minimum requirements of all DOT and FMCSA regulations.
- Tanker drivers are required to wash their equipment (tractor and trailer) at least once a week, as well as maintain a clean working environment on the inside of the equipment.
- All drivers are required to attend a monthly safety meeting to keep up with best safe practices.
- All drivers are expected to report any accidents, incidents, or injuries immediately or within a reasonable time that safety of the employee permits to their supervisor no matter how minor the event is.
- Must be able to follow a dispatch
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
- Experience in a tanker trailer or bulk tanker is preferable
- Ability to work in areas with the potential for high noise levels
- Must have the ability of working in areas with heights up to 9 feet
- Must be able to follow dispatches and have a general sense of cardinal directions
- Must have an acceptable driving record that meets Burnco’s minimum qualifications
- Must have the capability to carry out his/her obligation as driver efficiently and correctly.
- Must be focused, confident and observant.
- Have sufficient knowledge of traffic laws
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
- Must have a verifiable class A CDL for 2 years with tractor/trailer experience
- High School diploma or equivalent
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: (IF REQUIRED)
- Ability to climb stairs, climb ladders, reach, squat, tolerate prolonged sitting, balance, bend from trunk, operate mobile equipment, push and pull objects.
- Demonstrate neck range of motion within normal limits (flexion and extension 60°, lateral flexion 40° and rotation 70°).
- Lift objects of various dimensions and weights.
- Ability to operate hand controls with both hands.
- Ability to operate foot pedals with both feet.
- Ability to perform sustained overhead reaching.
- Ability to use vibration tools.
- Ability to tolerate working outdoors in all environment temperatures and weather.
- Ability to work in areas with the potential for high noise levels.
- Ability to tolerate working at heights up to 9 feet.