Truck Driver - FLX 6

About US

Flowchem is a leading supplier of Drag Reducing Agents (DRA) which optimize pipeline flow, increase throughput capacity and maximize
overall profitability of pipeline operations. Flowchem provides flow consultation and turnkey solutions for pipeline applications worldwide.  

About the Role 

This over the road (OTR) Truck Driver position is responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of bulk liquid Drag Reducing Agent (DRA) to Flowchem’s customer locations. The driver will operate
tanker trucks in compliance with DOT regulations and company safety standards, navigating a variety of road conditions, including congested highways, rural routes, oil lease roads, and industrial sites. The driver plays a critical role in customer service, acting as a direct point of contact during deliveries while upholding Flowchem’s commitment to safety, reliability, and compliance. 

Principal Duties and Responsibilities 

• Safely operate tanker trucks to transport Drag Reducing Agent (DRA) to customer locations while adhering to DOT regulations and company safety standards. 

• Navigate various road conditions, including congested highways, rural routes, oil lease roads, and industrial sites, ensuring efficient and on-time deliveries. 

• Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections to ensure vehicles are in proper working condition and report any maintenance needs or safety concerns. 

• Maintain accurate records of deliveries, vehicle inspections, hours of service (HOS), and compliance with transportation regulations. 

• Ensure timely deliveries by following assigned schedules and maintaining clear communication about route status and any potential delays, communicating other critical information as needed. 

• Act as a direct point of contact for customers during deliveries, ensuring a professional and service-oriented experience. 

• Perform routine vehicle inspections, monitor equipment for maintenance needs, and ensure all required documentation is completed accurately. 

Qualifications 

• High school diploma or equivalent required. 

• Minimum Three (3) years commercial driving experience. (The ideal candidate will have 5+ years of commercial driving experience). 

• Minimum 1 year of commercial driving experience operating tanker trucks.
  (The ideal candidate will have 3+ years of tanker experience). 

• Clean driving record 

• Experience delivering products to industrial, oil & gas, or remote sites preferred. (Oilfield delivery and multi delivery stop experience preferred). 

• Prior experience following DOT regulations and maintaining compliance with HOS (Hours of Service) requirements. 

• Experience conducting complete
  vehicle inspections and have a basic knowledge of truck maintenance. 

Certificates, Licenses, and Registrations 

• Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), Class A . 

• Must have or able to pass DOT physical to include drug screen and complete physical ability testing 

• Tanker endorsement . 

• Defensive driving or fleet safety training is a plus. 

• Hazardous Material Cargo endorsement preferred 

Physical Requirements 

The Truck Driver role requires the ability to sit for extended periods while operating a commercial vehicle, often over long distances and varying terrain. Drivers must be able to safely enter and exit the cab multiple times per shift and handle the physical demands of connecting and disconnecting hoses, operating valves, and managing loading and unloading tasks as needed. This includes the ability to lift, push, pull, or carry up to 50 pounds. The role requires frequent bending, climbing, crouching, and reaching, particularly during vehicle inspections and when securing equipment. Good hand-eye coordination, visual acuity, and hearing are necessary for safe vehicle operation and adherence to all road and safety protocols. 

Work Conditions 

Work is primarily conducted outdoors and in a mobile environment, with exposure to all weather conditions including rain, heat, cold, and wind. Routes may include heavily congested urban areas, rural roads, and oil lease locations, requiring drivers to navigate changing road conditions safely. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is when working at customer and plant sites. Shift schedules may include early mornings, nights, weekends, and occasional overnights, depending on route and customer needs.