
CDL-A Tanker Driver - Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan, COJob$28–30/hrPosted 3mo agoSeen in employer's feed 4 days ago
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Dairy Farmers of America is hiring a CDL-A Tanker Driver - Fort Morgan. Dairy Farmers of America is seeking a CDL-A Tanker Driver to transport raw milk from farms to processing plants. The role involves operating commercial motor vehicles in compliance with DOT and company policies, taking quality control samples, and maintaining positive communication with producers and customers. Drivers are expected to operate safely and legally while minimizing truck idle times and conserving fuel.
Key focus areas include Operate a commercial motor vehicle in compliance with DOT, DFA Commercial Motor Vehicle, and safety policies, Perform strenuous work involving lifting, connecting, and disconnecting hoses, and Climb ladders to access the top of tank trailers and farm tanks.
Successful candidates bring Class A CDL, Tanker Endorsement Or Ability To Obtain, and 1+ Years CDL A Driving Experience. Important skills include Operate Commercial Motor Vehicle, Connecting Hoses, Disconnecting Hoses, Ladder Climbing, Hooking Trucks, and Unhooking Trucks.
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Job Description
Overview:
"We Haul Wholesome" at Dairy Farmers of America - the leading milk marketing cooperative and dairy food processor within the United States. Our drivers transport raw milk from farm to processing plants. We are passionate about the farmer-owners, the dairy industry, and supplying consumers with safe and nutritious products.
Pay and Benefits:
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Competitive pay - shift differential, weekend premium, OT available
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Medical, Dental, Vision
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401k Employer Match
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Generous vacation (144 hours, 1st Year)
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Home daily
Schedule: Shift Available: 3:30pm Tentative Start
General Purpose:
Safely and efficiently operate Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) tank trailers to transport raw milk from farm or depot to plant. Drive over a variety of streets, highways and rural access roads. The driver must follow the dispatch schedule and directions from the driver supervisors.
Drivers are required to take quality control samples at farms, measure the milk loaded into trailers, and minimize the truck idle times and conserve fuel consumption. We expect our drivers to operate safely and legally at all times.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
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Operate a commercial motor vehicle in compliance with DOT, DFA Commercial Motor Vehicle, and safety policies
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Some strenuous work involving lifting, connecting hoses, disconnecting hoses
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Ladder climbing to access the top of tank trailers and farm tanks
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Hooking and unhooking trucks and trailers
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Maintain positive communications with producers, customers, and employees
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Represents DFA positively and professionally
Requirements
Licensing and Certification:
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Must have a Class A CDL
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Must have, or be able to obtain, a tanker endorsement
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No automatic restrictions
Education and Experience:
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High school or equivalent preferred
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CDL A driving: 1 year (Required)
Necessary Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
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Knowledge of DOT procedures, rules, and requirements
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Must meet MVR requirements, DOT requirements, pre-employment background requirements
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Must be at least 21 years of age
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Must be able to work independently
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Must be able to read/write English and basic math skills
Please Note: DFA will not consider applicants who have incurred a DUI related conviction during the 7-year period preceding the date of application.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Pay Range $28-$30 per hour
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