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Superior Fuel Company
Seasonal Propane Driver (November - March)
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A Tanker Truck Driver drives tanker trucks transporting liquid, dry bulk or gaseous cargo. Occasionally required to transport hazardous material (HAZMAT). May require HAZMAT or other certifications
$39,619 / year median in Minnesota
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Winter Work That Actually Pays. Seasonal/Weekend Propane Drivers (Class B CDL) | $30-$35/hr | Mid-November to Mid-March | Home Every Night | MN & WI Around here, a lot of good work stops when the ground freezes. Construction shuts down. The excavators and paving crews park. Landscaping wraps up, harvest is in, the resorts board up, and the seasonal jobs that carried you all summer go quiet until the thaw. That is exactly when our season starts. Superior Fuel Company hires seasonal Class B drivers every November to deliver propane through the heating season. Four months of full-time hours at $30-$35 an hour, home every night, covering the exact stretch of the calendar where most seasonal work has nothing to offer. If you have a Class B and a clean record, we will teach you the propane side. The rest of it — early starts, cold mornings, working on your own and getting it done without somebody standing over you — you already know. This Job Was Built for People Whose Winter Is Wide Open Construction, excavating, paving, and dump truck drivers who get laid off with the frost. Landscaping, lawn care, tree, and ag drivers staring down a quiet four months. Resort, marina, and tourismseason workers who watch the income stop in October. School bus and parttime drivers who want real fulltime hours for a stretch. Retired drivers who miss having somewhere to be and a reason to get up. Anybody with a Class B who would rather have a solid winter paycheck than a thin one. You do not need a propane background. You do not need to commit to a year. You need a license, a clean record, and the kind of work ethic that shows up at 6 a.m. in January. What You Get $26$30/hr base depending on experience, plus a delivery commission incentive — most seasonal drivers land at $30$35/hr. Fulltime hours through the heart of the heating season. This is not a few shifts a week. Home every night. No overtheroad, no living out of a motel, no weeks away from your family. Your truck, your route, your day. Dispatch sets the stops; how the day runs is on you. Paid, handson training on the propane side — you will be running solo by December. A returning driver bonus. A lot of our seasonal guys make this an everywinter thing, and we would rather have you back than train someone new.