Fuel Truck Driver in Bryan, Texas at Larry Young Paving, Inc.
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Job Description
About Company:
Larry Young Paving Inc. is a leading civil works contractor with a proven track record since 2005. We specialize in delivering exceptional results through civil works contracting, construction management, asphalt paving, bridge construction, civil works contracting, and design-build services. Our extensive industry knowledge and adherence to best practices ensure that we consistently meet and exceed client expectations across Texas.
About the Role:
The Fuel Truck Driver plays a critical role in ensuring fuel's safe and efficient transportation to various locations, including construction sites and other designated areas. This position requires a high level of responsibility, as drivers must adhere to strict safety regulations and protocols while handling hazardous materials. The primary result of this role is to maintain a consistent supply of fuel, ensuring that operations run smoothly and without interruption. Additionally, the driver will be responsible for performing routine maintenance checks on the truck to ensure it is in optimal working condition. Ultimately, the Fuel Truck Driver contributes to the overall safety and efficiency of fuel distribution operations.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class A.
- Proven experience in CDL driving and operating tractor-trailer vehicles.
- Knowledge of hazardous materials handling and safety protocols.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience working around construction sites.
- Familiarity with truck maintenance and repair procedures.
- Additional certifications related to hazardous materials transportation.
Responsibilities:
- Transport fuel to designated locations in a safe and timely manner.
- Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the truck to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
- Maintain accurate records of fuel deliveries and vehicle maintenance.
- Adhere to all local, state, and federal regulations regarding the transportation of hazardous materials.
- Communicate effectively with dispatch and other team members to coordinate delivery schedules.
Skills:
The required skills, such as a valid CDL Class A and experience with tractor-trailer driving, are essential for safely operating large vehicles and transporting fuel. Knowledge of brakes and truck maintenance ensures that the driver can perform necessary checks and address minor issues before they become significant problems. Familiarity with hazardous materials handling is crucial for compliance with safety regulations, particularly when working in sensitive environments like construction sites.. Effective communication skills are necessary for coordinating with dispatch and other team members, ensuring that deliveries are made on schedule. Overall, these skills contribute to the driver's ability to perform each key duty satisfactorily, maintaining high standards of safety and efficiency.