Petroleum Transport Driver jobs at Eagle Transport Corporation Dec 2010
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Eagle Transport Corporation, one of the top petroleum carriers in the Southeast, has immediate openings for Qualified Drivers in the Tampa, Florida area. We have work available, and will train you to load & deliver petroluem products, insuring you'll have a "recession-proof" career!
Benefits Include:
-Tampa Drivers have averaged over $48,000 in 2010, and as high as $70,000 LEGALLY (& we have plenty of work for extra earning potential)
-Home after Every Shift (no Overnights!)
-$800 per week guaranteed!
-Experience Pay Incentives (up to 2.5% increase every year), & we'll pay for current petroleum experince
-6 Paid Sick Days per Year
-$25 per Night pay incentive, plus $50 Weekend Incentives
-Holiday Incentives
-Health/Dental/Life/Disability Insurance, all thru Cigna
-Prescription Card
-Furnished Uniforms
-Furnished Work Boots
-401k, with discretionary Company Contributions
-Paid Vacations
-Late Model KW Conventionals
-Annual Safety Incentives/Awards
Requirements
Requirements
* Must be at least 23 years of age.
* Must have no more than 2 moving convictions in the past 3 years, or 4 in the past 7 years.
* Must have at least two (2) years driving experience with a tractor/trailer within the last 7 years (or 1 year experience with proof of graduation from an accredited tractor trailer school).
* Must have no serious or severe traffic convictions in the past 3 years (examples: Following too closely, Careless and/or reckless driving, Leaving the scene of an accident), or a DUI/DWI within the past 10 years (maximum of 1 in a lifetime).
* Must be free of any chargeable "DOT-Recordable" accidents in the past 3 years (as defined as a Fatality, Injuries requiring transport to hospital, or vehicles towed away from the scene).
* Must have a current and valid commercial Drivers License (CDL), including appropriate endorsements for tanker and hazardous materials (N and H or Combination X) and must be able to drive a vehicle with air brakes.
* Must meet qualifications for a Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC).
