Clean Harbors is seeking a Regional Cross Border Class A Tanker Driver to safely transport bulk liquid materials across U.S.-Canada routes. In this role, you will operate and maintain tanker equipment, ensure regulatory and hazardous materials compliance, and complete accurate logs and documentation. You'll work within a safety-first, environmentally focused culture that values integrity, teamwork, and service excellence. This position offers training, skill development, and the opportunity to support meaningful environmental and sustainability projects across North America. Responsibilities Operate a Class A tanker truck to transport hazardous and non-hazardous liquid and bulk materials across regional and cross-border routes safely and efficiently Adhere to all DOT, FMCSA, and cross-border regulations, including customs and documentation requirements for international shipments Perform thorough pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections of tractor, trailer, and tanker equipment, reporting and documenting any defects or maintenance needs Safely load and unload tanker products using appropriate pumps, hoses, valves, and fittings while following site-specific and company safety procedures Use required PPE and follow Clean Harbors' safety-first protocols, including lockout/tagout, spill prevention, and emergency response guidelines Maintain accurate logs, shipping papers, manifests, and electronic records using ELD systems and company tools Coordinate with dispatch, logistics, and customer site personnel to meet delivery schedules and resolve on-road or site issues professionally Monitor product integrity and ensure securement of all loads, verifying correct product, volume, and destination before departure Respond appropriately to incidents or spills within the scope of training, immediately notifying the proper internal and external contacts Represent Clean Harbors professionally at customer locations and at the border, demonstrating integrity, excellent communication, and commitment to environmental protection Participate in ongoing safety meetings, training, and skills development programs focused on environmental compliance and tanker operations Support continuous improvement by identifying hazards, near misses, and process enhancements that improve safety, service quality, and environmental performance Required Skills Class A CDL tanker operations Hazardous materials handling Cross-border freight procedures (U. S./Canada/Mexico as applicable) DOT and FMCSA regulatory compliance Hours-of-Service (HOS) and ELD use Tanker loading and unloading procedures Working knowledge of PPE and safety protocols Basic mechanical and pre-trip/post-trip inspections Route planning and time management Defensive driving in varied weather and traffic conditions Documentation and manifest accuracy Communication with dispatch and customers Emergency response awareness Environmental compliance and spill prevention