Fuel Delivery Truck Driver
Honolulu On-site
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About the role
IES’s goal is to operate a fleet and deliver products to our customers in an incident and injury free manner. The Fuel Delivery Truck Driver (FDTD) plays a vital role in our success and has the responsibility to work safely and prevent incidents by operating the commercial vehicles in a safe professional manner. It is a general understanding that operating a commercial motor vehicle on the public roadway is always a privilege and acting in a professional manner as a representative of IES Downstream is required. Under the general supervision of the Fuel Delivery Truck Supervisor (FDTS) the Fuel Delivery Truck Driver (FDTD) is responsible for safe and reliable fuel truck loading, driving, and on-time delivery of product to our customers. The ideal candidate takes great pride in maintaining an excellent driving record, has a commercial Class A Drivers License, at least 12 months commercial driving experience and is very detailed oriented. The individual is self-disciplined and has the value of Kīnāʻole which is to do the right thing, in the right way, at the right time, in the right place, for the right reason, with the right intention. . . always. We are looking for someone who is a reliable self-starter.
What you'll bring
- Must read, understand and follow the IES Fuel Delivery Truck Driver Manual.
- One year of experience as a delivery driver with a valid Class A CDL and clean driving record.
- Experience as a petroleum or fuel delivery truck driver
- Hazmat and Tanker Endorsement required by hire date.
- High School Diploma or GED.
- Commercial Driver’s License, must not have Automatic Restrictions on it.
- Customer Service and Communications - ability to provide excellent customer service and customer relations.
- Strong sense of team spirit and ability to transfer it to others.
- Ability to work independently.
- Ability to evaluate information and exercise good judgment in making decisions.
- Written Communication—the individual should present written work in a legible easy to understand written format.
- Quality control—the individual demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness and monitors own work to ensure quality.