CDL-A Sand Hauling Driver — 30% of Truck Gross, Odessa, TX

Our company needs steady CDL-A drivers to haul frac sand around the West Texas Permian Basin, working out of their Odessa yard. This is oilfield work, so you'll need to stay safety-minded, follow dispatch closely, and be ready for a fast-moving schedule.

Pay

• You start at 30% of truck gross

• Pay is issued weekly

• Weekly earnings on this role range from $1,500.00 to $3,500.00

Schedule

• Work is steady, with both day and night shifts

• You must be open to night assignments when scheduled

• Be ready to work days, nights, weekends and holidays depending on operational needs

What you'll haul

• Frac sand delivered to customer sites across the Permian Basin

• Equipment may include dry sand hoppers, belly dumps, or box/chassis setups (experience with these is a bonus, not mandatory)

Requirements

• Current Class A CDL

• At least two years of CDL driving experience that can be verified

• A clean enough driving record to meet company standards

• Pass a DOT pre-employment drug screen

• Meet all DOT and company insurance qualifications

• Comfortable working safely around oilfield and sand-hauling sites

• Your own way to get to the Odessa yard

• A smartphone to handle dispatch and load-tracking apps

• Prior sand-hauling or oilfield experience helps but isn't required

On the job

• Haul frac sand safely to customer locations throughout the basin

• Run full pre-trip and post-trip vehicle checks

• Stick to DOT, FMCSA, customer and company safety rules

• Keep your electronic logs, load tickets and delivery paperwork accurate

• Stay in contact with dispatch on load status and any delays

• Use the dispatch, ELD and customer tracking apps correctly

• Keep your truck clean and flag maintenance issues right away

• Follow site procedures at mines, well sites, staging areas and unloading points

• Keep things professional with customers, dispatch and fellow drivers

Our company is also looking for drivers who show up reliably, communicate well, work safely, and can follow directions while operating on their own.