Crude Doubles Driver

Night Shift| Doubles Hazmat CDL A Driver in North Salt Lake, UT| Home Daily| Local Routes

Pay Per Load ($95,000 - $110,000 per year)
Night shift differential
Full-Time
5 days on / 2 days off - 5 days on / 3 days off

Work Location: 1000 W Center St, North Salt Lake, UT
What You’ll Be Doing

Conduct comprehensive pre and post-shift vehicle and equipment inspections, and take appropriate action on encountered problems
Utilize any on-board computer terminals to accurately record locations visited and products handled and ensure any additional paperwork is complete, neat, and legible
Report incidents (operational and/or safety-related), as instructed, in a timely manner
Contain and report any spill according to the established Occurrence Reporting procedures
Take an active role in our safety program, including attendance at all safety meetings and ensuring safe behaviors of self and subordinates

Why Join Savage

Modern fleet — most trucks less than 5 years old
Paid Time Off (PTO) & Paid holidays
Profit‑sharing bonus
Company‑provided uniforms and laundry service
Comprehensive benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, disability, 401(k)
Strong safety culture and consistent support from leadership

Job Requirements

Class A CDL with Hazmat, Tanker and doubles endorsement
6 months of CDL A experience within the past 2 years required
1+ year of CDL Experience, preferably in crude/petrol
A commitment to work without an occurrence; no spills, no injuries and no property damage
Can successfully pass Savage’s road test, which will include a proper pre- and post-trip inspection of the vehicle
Comfortable working in an oilfield environment, including climbing ladders and stairs to the top of tanks, and working around flammable gases and other toxic fumes
Must be willing to work days/nights/holidays
High School Diploma/GED

Physical Requirements

Climb into and out of the cab multiple times per shift
Apply snow chains to tires
Climb ladders and work at heights when needed
Lift 50+ pounds occasionally
Work and drive in adverse weather conditions