What You'll Be Doing
- Provide good customer service by supplying service information and answering inquiries during daily interactions with customers.
- Inspect company vehicles and notify supervisor of needed equipment, supplies, or routine maintenance.
- Prepare and maintain various records in accordance with regulations and company procedures.
- Maintain compliance with all DOT requirements and follow state codes, regulations, and company procedures.
Requirements
- At least 21 years old with a valid commercial driver’s license.
- Class A or Class B CDL.
- Must have Hazmat endorsements, or be able to obtain them quickly.
Why You'll Enjoy It
One of the perks of this role is that you’re making local deliveries. While long-haul drivers can spend weeks on the road, as a propane delivery driver, you’ll be home at night to spend more time with family and friends.
Entry Level Driver Training
The National Propane Gas Association developed the Administrative Compliance Experts™ (ACE) program to assist companies in navigating entry-level driver training more easily.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires all new CDL- and HME-applicants to successfully complete theory and behind-the-wheel training before they can take a state’s CDL or HME exams. The requirement is called Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT).