The Truck Delivery Driver is responsible for the safe, timely, and compliant delivery of chemical products and related equipment (including pumps) to customer locations.  This role ensures accurate loading/unloading, adheres to DOT and California state regulations, and provides excellent customer service while representing the company professionally on the road and onsite.

Key Responsibilities

 Driving & Delivery

·        Operate company commercial vehicles to deliver chemicals, pumps, and related materials to customer sites across California.

·        Conduct pre‑trip, en‑route, and post‑trip vehicle inspections in accordance with DOT and company standards.

·        Ensure all transported products are secured, clearly labeled, and compliant with hazardous materials regulations.

Chemical & Pump Handling

·        Safely load and unload chemical containers, totes, and drums using forklifts, pallet jacks, or manual methods as required.

·        Handle pumps and injection systems for delivery, exchange, or basic onsite setup.

·        Follow proper procedures for transferring chemical products when necessary.

·        Maintain safe handling practices aligned with company protocols and SDS requirements.

Safety & Compliance

·        Adhere strictly to DOT, FMCSA, Cal/OSHA, and EPA regulations, including hazardous materials (HazMat) handling.

·        Maintain accurate logs, delivery documentation, and chain‑of‑custody records.

·        Wear required PPE and follow correct spill‑response and emergency procedures.

·        Report any incidents, spills, or vehicle issues immediately.

Customer Service

·        Provide professional, courteous service at customer sites.

·        Verify delivery quantities, obtain signatures, and resolve basic delivery questions.

·        Communicate effectively with dispatch, customer service, and warehouse teams.

Required

·        High school diploma or equivalent.

·        Valid California Commercial Driver’s License (Class A or B), depending on vehicle requirements.

·        HazMat (H) endorsement required or obtainable within onboarding timeline.

·        Clean driving record meeting company insurance standards.

·        Minimum 1–3 years of commercial driving experience.

·        Ability to lift 50–75 lbs and operate forklifts and pallet jacks.

Preferred

·        Experience delivering chemical products, agricultural inputs, or industrial supplies.

·        Familiarity with pump equipment used in chemical dosing or fluid transfer.

·        Prior work in food safety, sanitation, environmental services, or chemical distribution.

Skills & Competencies

·        Strong understanding of safe chemical handling practices.

·        Ability to read SDS documents and apply PPE requirements.

·        Mechanical aptitude to handle pump equipment.

·        Strong communication and customer‑service skills.

·        Attention to detail and accurate recordkeeping.

Work Environment

·        Frequent exposure to outdoor weather, industrial environments, and chemical handling areas.

·        Requires wearing PPE including gloves, goggles, boots, and protective clothing.

·        Regular standing, lifting, climbing, and working around moving equipment.