This is not strictly a local, home-daily driving position. We are looking for an experienced and dependable CDL Company Driver who is comfortable supporting pipeline, construction, and oil and gas operations and is willing and able to travel as project and operational needs require.

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Position Summary

Trilogy Resources is seeking an experienced CDL Company Driver to safely transport equipment, materials, supplies, and other approved loads in support of our field operations and projects.

This is a DOT-regulated commercial driving position that may include local, regional, and short-haul transportation, truck-and-trailer operation, out-of-town assignments, and overnight travel.

The right person will be reliable, organized, safety-focused, and capable of independently managing assigned deliveries while maintaining accurate DOT and delivery documentation and professional communication.

Candidates must maintain a valid Class A CDL, required DOT medical certification, an acceptable driving record, applicable FMCSA qualifications, and RNG capability and must be willing to travel, including out-of-town assignments and overnight stays when required.

This position is ideal for someone who takes ownership of their assigned vehicle, trailer, and loads; communicates effectively; maintains dependable attendance; and understands the importance of safely and timely supporting field operations.

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Key Responsibilities

• Safely operate company-owned commercial motor vehicles requiring a Class A CDL in compliance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations and company policies.

• Transport equipment, materials, supplies, and other approved loads to and from project sites, customer locations, company facilities, and other assigned destinations.

• Safely operate applicable truck-and-trailer combinations.

• Support local, regional, and short-haul transportation needs.

• Travel out of town and stay overnight when required by project schedules and operational needs.

• Maintain RNG capability and meet applicable requirements for assigned work.

• Maintain all required CDL, DOT medical certification, driver qualifications, and other documentation necessary to legally operate assigned commercial motor vehicles.

• Comply with applicable FMCSA Hours-of-Service requirements.

• Accurately maintain required records of duty status and properly use the company's ELD and fleet-management systems, including Motive.

• Pick up materials and equipment and verify loads for accuracy before leaving the pickup location.

• Properly secure and strap loads in accordance with applicable DOT/FMCSA cargo-securement requirements.

• Inspect load securement before and throughout transport as required.

• Ensure vehicles and loads remain within applicable GVWR, GAWR, GCWR, axle-weight, size, and other legal operating limitations.

• Verify delivery instructions, addresses, contacts, jobsite requirements, and load documentation before departure.

• Complete deliveries safely, accurately, and according to assigned schedules.

• Complete and verify Bills of Lading (BOLs), delivery tickets, load documentation, inspection records, and other required paperwork.

• Maintain accurate driver, vehicle, mileage, fuel, Hours-of-Service, inspection, and delivery records as required.

• Perform required pre-trip, post-trip, and other applicable DOT vehicle and trailer inspections.

• Inspect applicable trailers, coupling devices, brakes, lights, tires, load securement, and other safety-related equipment before operation.

• Identify and immediately report vehicle or trailer damage, mechanical issues, defects, maintenance needs, accidents, citations, roadside inspections, or other safety concerns.

• Immediately report any driver's license or CDL suspension, revocation, restriction, disqualification, citation, conviction, or other condition that could affect driving eligibility or DOT qualification.

• Comply with roadside inspections and promptly provide management with inspection reports, citations, warnings, out-of-service orders, or other enforcement documentation.

• Never operate a commercial motor vehicle when over applicable Hours-of-Service limits, medically unqualified, fatigued to the point that safe operation is affected, or when the vehicle, trailer, or load cannot be operated safely and legally.

• Maintain assigned company vehicles and trailers in a clean, organized, and professional condition.

• Coordinate routine maintenance and communicate vehicle and trailer service needs to supervision.

• Follow Trilogy Resources and client-specific safety policies, procedures, and jobsite requirements.

• Safely enter and operate within active construction, pipeline, industrial, and oil and gas work environments.

• Maintain professional communication with supervisors, field personnel, customers, vendors, and other drivers.

• Communicate delays, schedule changes, delivery issues, Hours-of-Service limitations, or other concerns as soon as they are identified.

• Assist with loading, unloading, material handling, and other operational activities when required.

• Properly care for company vehicles, trailers, equipment, fuel cards, tools, and other assigned company property.

• Perform additional driving and operational support duties as assigned.
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What Success Looks Like

The CDL Company Driver should consistently:

• Report to work on time, prepared, and ready for assigned routes and project needs.

• Safely and professionally operate assigned commercial motor vehicles and trailers.

• Maintain all required CDL, DOT medical, and driver qualifications.

• Follow applicable DOT/FMCSA regulations and company transportation policies.

• Maintain accurate Hours-of-Service records and properly use Motive and other required systems.

• Verify loads and paperwork before leaving the pickup location.

• Properly secure loads and protect company and customer property during transportation.

• Complete required vehicle, trailer, and load inspections.

• Complete assigned deliveries safely and on schedule while remaining within applicable DOT Hours-of-Service requirements.

• Maintain accurate BOLs, delivery documentation, inspection records, and other required DOT documentation.

• Communicate vehicle, trailer, load, maintenance, or safety concerns promptly.

• Maintain assigned vehicles and trailers in a clean and professional condition.

• Communicate delays, problems, Hours-of-Service limitations, or schedule changes before they negatively impact field operations whenever reasonably possible.

• Remain flexible regarding routes, schedules, travel, and overnight assignments.

• Maintain RNG capability and other qualifications required for assigned work.

• Follow company, client, DOT, FMCSA, and other applicable transportation and safety requirements.

• Demonstrate dependable attendance, sound judgment, and professional conduct.

The expectation: Operations should be able to rely on the CDL Class A Company Driver to safely and legally transport equipment and materials where they are needed, maintain accurate DOT and delivery documentation, properly care for assigned vehicles and trailers, communicate issues early, and remain flexible to support changing project and travel requirements.

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Required Qualifications

• Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL).

• Must possess and maintain a valid DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate and remain medically qualified to operate a commercial motor vehicle.

• Must meet all applicable DOT and FMCSA driver qualification requirements.

• Must be eligible to operate a commercial motor vehicle under applicable FMCSA regulations.

• Must meet applicable FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse requirements.

• Must successfully complete required pre-employment drug testing and participate in the company's DOT-compliant drug and alcohol testing program, including random, post-accident, reasonable-suspicion, return-to-duty, follow-up, and other testing when applicable and required by DOT regulations.

• Must maintain an acceptable Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) in accordance with company, insurance, and DOT requirements.

• Minimum 3 years of professional commercial driving experience preferred.

• Must be RNG capable.

• Must be willing and able to travel as required.

• Must be willing and able to work out of town and stay overnight when project needs require.

• Must understand and comply with applicable FMCSA Hours-of-Service requirements.

• Must accurately maintain required records of duty status and properly use company-required ELD and fleet-management systems, including Motive.

• Ability to safely operate applicable truck-and-trailer combinations.

• Ability to safely secure and transport equipment, materials, supplies, and other approved loads.

• Knowledge of and ability to comply with applicable DOT/FMCSA cargo-securement requirements.

• Ability to complete and maintain accurate Bills of Lading, delivery tickets, inspection documentation, driver records, mileage records, and other required transportation documentation.

• Ability to perform required vehicle and trailer inspections and identify potential maintenance, mechanical, or safety concerns.

• Ability to understand and comply with applicable vehicle, trailer, axle, and load weight limitations.

• Strong communication and organizational skills.

• Dependable attendance and punctuality.

• Ability to safely work around heavy equipment and within active construction, pipeline, industrial, and oil and gas environments.

• Must meet applicable company and client background, safety, training, and qualification requirements.

• Must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local transportation regulations and Trilogy Resources and client safety requirements.

• Ability to work early mornings, extended hours, weekends, and changing schedules based on operational needs and within applicable DOT Hours-of-Service limitations.

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Preferred Qualifications

• Previous CDL driving experience in pipeline, construction, oil and gas, industrial services, equipment rental, or a related industry.

• Experience operating truck-and-trailer combinations.

• Experience transporting construction equipment, machinery, and materials.

• Experience with DOT/FMCSA-compliant cargo securement and strapping.

• Experience completing Bills of Lading and delivery documentation.

• Experience with ELD systems; Motive experience is a plus.

• Experience driving to active construction, pipeline, industrial, and oil and gas jobsites.

• Familiarity with DOT/FMCSA transportation, Hours-of-Service, vehicle inspection, and safety requirements.

• OSHA, HASC/Basic Plus, or other applicable industrial safety training.

• Applicable CDL endorsements based on company equipment and operational needs are a plus.

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What We're Looking For

• Strong safety awareness and good judgment.

• Dependable attendance and punctuality.

• Professional commercial driving habits.

• Strong communication and organization.

• Ability to work independently with limited day-to-day supervision.

• Strong ownership and follow-through.

• Attention to vehicle condition, trailer condition, load securement, and documentation.

• Respect for company vehicles, trailers, equipment, fuel cards, tools, and other property.

• Ability to communicate problems before they impact operations.

• Flexibility regarding routes, travel, overnight assignments, weekends, and changing schedules.

• Professional behavior when interacting with customers, vendors, field crews, client representatives, and regulatory personnel.

• Willingness to assist Operations and field crews outside of driving duties when needed.
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Work Environment & Schedule

This is a DOT-regulated commercial driving and field-support position serving pipeline, construction, oil and gas, and related projects. Work may include local, regional, and short-haul driving and the operation of truck and trailer combinations.

This is not strictly a local or home-daily position.

Travel is required on occasion. Candidates must be willing and able to travel out of town and stay overnight when required based on project location, delivery needs, and operational schedules.

The typical schedule is Monday through Friday; however, early mornings, extended hours, weekends, overnight travel, and schedule changes may be required. All driving and work schedules are subject to applicable DOT/FMCSA Hours-of-Service and safety requirements.

Drivers may be required to enter active construction, pipeline, industrial, and oil and gas job sites and must comply with all applicable company and client safety requirements.

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Benefits

• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance - Trilogy pays 50% of the employee premiums

• Company-Paid Life & AD&D Insurance

• 401(k) Retirement Plan

• Paid Time Off

• Paid Holidays

• Telemedicine

• Voluntary Short- & Long-Term Disability

• Voluntary Life & AD&D Insurance

• Accident, Critical Illness & Hospital Indemnity Coverage

• Paid training

• Safety equipment provided

• Stable full-time position with a fast-growing company
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About the Opportunity

Trilogy Resources is looking for a dependable professional CDL driver who understands that this position is an important part of keeping our field operations moving.

We want someone who takes ownership of their assigned vehicle, trailer, and loads; communicates effectively; maintains accurate DOT and delivery documentation; prioritizes safety and regulatory compliance; and is willing to travel wherever needed to support our projects and customers.

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Pay: $24.00 - $30.00 per hour - based on experience, Per Diem

Work Location: Sweeny, Tx - In-Person, Travel and Overnight Stay as Needed

Schedule: Full-Time, Monday - Friday, Weekends as needed

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