Class A CDL Driver | Locomotive Fueling | Hazmat & Tanker | Home Daily

This is not typical trucking.

As a Locomotive Fueling Driver, you'll operate a specialized fuel truck to safely fuel locomotives for Class I Railroads. Approximately 90–95% of the job is performed outside the truck, making this a hands-on position.

Responsibilities include:

• →Climbing in and out of your truck or locomotive steps multiple times per shift
• →Safely fuel locomotives using specialized fueling equipment
• →Stick fuel tanks and monitor fuel levels
• →Pull hoses and operate fuel nozzles
• →Work safely around active rail equipment
• →Complete required inspections and documentation
• →Follow all company, railroad, DOT, and safety procedures
• →Be prepared to work outdoors in all weather conditions

Because rail operations run 24/7, dispatches can occur at any time during your shift. You'll be paid for the entire 12-hour shift—including breaks, lunch, and wait time—regardless of the number of dispatches received.

• →Must be available to work days, nights, weekends, and holidays
• →Must be available to work on an on-call basis during scheduled shifts
• →Safely fuel locomotives using specialized fueling equipment
• →Pull hoses and operate fuel nozzles
• →Stick fuel tanks and monitor fuel levels
• →Complete required inspections, reports, and fueling documentation
• →Work safely around active rail equipment and locomotives
• →Follow all company, customer, railroad, DOT, and safety procedures
• →Respond to railroad dispatches throughout assigned shifts
• →Maintain a professional and safety-focused attitude
• →Perform work outdoors in all weather conditions
• →Climb in and out of trucks and locomotives multiple times during a shift
• →Maintain compliance with all company, customer, railroad, and government requirements

• Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
• Hazmat Endorsement
• Tanker Endorsement
• Valid DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate (Med Card)
• FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse Compliant
• Acceptable Motor Vehicle Record (MVR)
• No DUI/DWI convictions within the past three (3) years
• Ability to pass company, customer, railroad, and government background checks