Posted August 31, 2026
Company CDL-A Truck Driver
Quality Carriers
Appleton, Wisconsin 54912, United States
Full-Time
72000.00 - 82000.00
Reference: 3164957147
Quality Carriers, a leader in bulk liquid transportation for the chemical industry, is seeking a Class A CDL Company Driver for local routes in our Transportation & Logistics department. In this role, you'll safely transport hazardous and non-hazardous liquid freight across North America's local terminals, ensuring on-time, compliant deliveries. We offer competitive pay, comprehensive tanker training, and full benefits. Join a safety-first culture built on integrity, respect, and community, with strong support, modern equipment, and clear paths for professional growth and stability.
Responsibilities
- Operate Class A tractor and tanker trailer to transport bulk liquid chemicals on local routes
- Perform thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections of tractor, trailer, and tanker equipment
- Safely load and unload hazardous and non-hazardous liquid products using pumps, hoses, and valves
- Follow all DOT, OSHA, EPA, and company safety regulations and procedures
- Maintain accurate electronic logs and complete all required shipping and delivery documentation
- Use proper PPE and follow spill-prevention and emergency response protocols
- Communicate effectively with dispatch, terminal personnel, and customers regarding schedules and load status
- Report equipment issues, incidents, or safety concerns promptly to supervisors or maintenance
- Adhere to company policies reflecting a safety-first culture, integrity, and respect
- Provide professional, courteous service at customer locations and represent Quality Carriers positively
Required Skills
- Class A CDL driving
- Tanker operation and safety
- Hazardous materials handling basics
- Vehicle inspection and basic mechanical awareness
- Electronic logging devices (ELD) use
- Defensive driving
- Route planning and time management
- Loading/unloading with pumps and hoses
- Knowledge of DOT regulations
- Knowledge of OSHA and basic EPA guidelines
- Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Incident and spill reporting procedures
- Customer service and communication
- Recordkeeping and documentation
