Tank Truck Driver

As a Tank Truck Driver at AIM, your primary duties include operating a broom tanker truck to clean yards and paths, watering specific areas, performing snow removal during winter, and ensuring the maintenance of the truck. You also play a crucial role in providing excellent customer service and adapting to using various types of heavy vehicles as required.

To become a Tank Truck Driver at AIM, you must hold a valid Class 3 driving license along with a strong driving record. A minimum of 12 months of experience operating heavy vehicles is also required. Candidates should possess health and safety awareness, and exceptional customer service skills, and must be reliable, diligent, and punctual.

Yes, AIM provides a wonderful benefits package for Tank Truck Drivers including a competitive starting salary of $23.60, vacation time, access to a variety of health benefits including 24/7 virtual care, and a RRSP matching program. Plus, you get a new pair of steel toe boots right from your first day!

Tank Truck Drivers at AIM typically work Monday to Friday, totaling 40 hours each week. This reliable schedule allows drivers to have evenings and weekends free, making it a great opportunity for work-life balance.

Key skills for a Tank Truck Driver at AIM include excellent physical condition to handle the demands of the job, great customer service skills for interacting with clients, and a strong respect for equipment and tools. The ability to adapt to changes and different vehicle types is also crucial.

In answering this question, emphasize your previous roles, the types of heavy vehicles you've operated, and specific challenges you've overcome. Discuss your safety awareness and how you ensured compliance with regulations in your previous positions.

It's essential to convey your commitment to safety by discussing practices such as pre-trip inspections, adherence to traffic laws, and ensuring that all equipment is functioning properly. Share specific safety protocols you've followed in your past experiences.

Highlight any previous customer service roles you've held and relate those experiences to being a Tank Truck Driver. Discuss how effective communication and problem-solving contribute to customer satisfaction in this position.

Talk about your strategies for driving safely in difficult conditions, including adjusting speed, maintaining safe following distances, and using appropriate equipment. It’s also helpful to mention any specific experiences you’ve had in these conditions.

Discuss qualities such as reliability, diligence, physical fitness, and a positive attitude. Provide examples from your past that showcase these traits and why they are crucial for the Tank Truck Driver role at AIM.

Detail the maintenance checks you routinely perform, such as checking fluid levels, tire pressure, and brakes. Explain how keeping the truck in good condition is vital to safety and efficiency as a Tank Truck Driver.

Share your techniques for maintaining clear communication, whether through regular check-ins, using technology, or providing thorough updates. Collaboration is key in ensuring smooth operations, especially in a role like Tank Truck Driver.

Illustrate your adaptability by recounting an instance where you had to adjust to a new situation. This could involve changing driving routes, operating different vehicles, or responding to unexpected customer requests.

This is your opportunity to align your values with those of AIM. Discuss your passion for sustainability and environmental stewardship, and how you see this role as a way to contribute positively to the community.

Mention any training programs, workshops, or resources you utilize to keep up with regulations. Showing that you take initiative to stay informed demonstrates your professionalism as a Tank Truck Driver.