Propane Delivery Driver

$2,000 Sign-On Bonus available to experienced LP Delivery Drivers who can independently perform propane deliveries upon hire.

The Propane Delivery Driver position requires an individual to safely drive a propane delivery vehicle to customer locations. This position also requires someone with a positive and enthusiastic attitude toward Safety, Sales, customer Service and Employee Team-Work. Making deliveries in all type of weather and conditions. Overtime is possible in the heating season.

Essential Functions:

- Loads, secures, transports, delivers, and unloads propane to and from specified destinations.

- Inspects vehicle and notifies supervisor of needed equipment, supplies, or routine maintenance.

- Prepares and maintains records in accordance with regulations and company procedures.

- Operates truck in accordance with established safety procedures.

- Engages in daily interaction with customers and provides exceptional customer service by supplying service information and answering inquiries.

- Assists with sales initiatives.

- Performs responsibilities in on-call rotation for after hours and weekend emergency deliveries or response.

- Ensures all DOT requirements are always met.

- Performs other duties as assigned, including but not limited to yard and plant maintenance or dock work.

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:

- Prior gas delivery experience helpful.

- Valid Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with a minimum of 2 years of experience and Hazmat, Tanker, and Air Brakes endorsements.

- Ability to work outdoors in various weather and driving conditions.

- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with existing and potential customers.

- Flexibility to perform duties outside of the basic job description.

- Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills.

- Desire to succeed and advance in a team environment.

- Willingness to take direction from the Plant Manager.

- Ability to pass a pre-employment DOT physical, drug test, and Homeland Security background check.

- Ability to frequently lift cylinders weighing 40–50 pounds.