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CDL B Hazmat Local Routes. Be Home Daily.

Looking for %%job-title%% jobs in %%job-city%% where you can put your Class B Hazmat credentials to work without living on the road? This opportunity combines professional commercial driving, specialized Hazmat responsibility, steady local routes, and the satisfaction of getting the job done safely and getting back home.

%%job-summary%% If your skills and experience are a good match for this role please apply today. This opportunity is based on a CDL Class B Hazmat Local Driver career path and is being offered by Staffmark to qualified candidates.

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Education Requirements

• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• Valid Class B Commercial Driver License (CDL) with Hazardous Materials (H) endorsement and current DOT Medical Card required.

Experience Requirements

• At least one year of recent commercial CDL driving experience is typically required.
• Valid Class B CDL with Hazardous Materials (H) endorsement and current DOT Medical Card.
• Knowledge of DOT regulations, Hazmat transportation requirements, vehicle inspections, cargo securement, and safe commercial driving practices.
• Ability to complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections, maintain accurate logs and shipping documentation, and safely handle local pickups and deliveries.
• Ability to meet applicable motor vehicle record, FMCSA Clearinghouse, background, drug screening, and other regulatory requirements.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous local Class B Hazmat driving experience is preferred.
• Experience delivering to warehouses, manufacturing plants, commercial customers, docks, or industrial facilities is beneficial.
• Experience with set local routes, multiple daily stops, live unloads, drop-and-hook operations, electronic logging devices, or customer delivery documentation is considered an asset.
• Individuals who show up prepared, inspect their equipment carefully, protect their freight, keep their paperwork accurate, drive smart, and make safety the priority on every load are well positioned for success as a %%job-title%%.

Physical Capabilities

• Ability to sit for extended periods while safely operating a commercial vehicle.
• Ability to repeatedly enter and exit Class B commercial vehicles throughout local pickup and delivery routes.
• Ability to lift, carry, push, pull, secure, or otherwise handle freight and equipment weighing up to 50 pounds as required.
• Ability to perform vehicle inspections, assist with loading or unloading, secure freight, and work outdoors in varying weather and delivery conditions.

Benefits

• Reliable Weekly Pay that keeps your paycheck moving as steadily as your route.
• Comprehensive Benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• Life Insurance and Disability Insurance for added peace of mind.
• Optional 401(k) Plan to help you save for the long haul.
• Local Driving Opportunities that let qualified drivers build specialized Hazmat experience while staying closer to home.

“This company was great to work for. I would recommend this staffing agency to all prospective job seekers.” - Staffmark, Driver

From pre-trip to paycheck, we’ve got you covered. Apply now.

What You Will Do

As a %%job-title%% you will start your day with required safety checks and a road-ready truck, then transport Hazmat freight along local routes to customers, warehouses, plants, docks, and other delivery locations. You will perform pickups and deliveries, handle drop-and-hook or live unloads as required, secure and protect freight, maintain accurate logs and shipping paperwork, communicate with dispatch and customers, follow DOT and Hazmat regulations, and finish each route knowing the freight was handled safely and professionally.

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The %%job-title%% is responsible for moving Hazmat freight safely through local routes while protecting the public, the customer, the equipment, and the load. That responsibility requires more than a CDL alone; it requires good judgment, regulatory knowledge, dependable habits, and professional driving skills.

Successful %%job-title%% professionals begin with safety checks, maintain accurate logs and paperwork, keep freight properly secured, follow DOT and Hazmat requirements, and remain alert through every pickup, delivery, and customer interaction. They understand that a successful day is one where the freight arrives correctly and the driver returns safely.

This career is ideal for qualified drivers who take pride in doing specialized transportation work the right way.