Truck Driver in Edmonton, Alberta

Seeking Truck Driver position. Safety-conscious CDL Class 1 Truck Driver with 18 years of combined OTR and N-2 liquid nitrogen oilfield experience, Achieved in a safe and economical transportation including specialized deliveries and time-sensitive shipments, Adept at navigating complex routes, providing timely deliveries throughout western Canada and the Southern Central regions of the United States of up to 3,223.8 km one way to Quanah, Fort Worth TX, Altus, OK, and Los Angeles, California. Always to the customer satisfaction, Competent in HI-way doubles, flatbeds, dry van trailers and reefer units. I have maintained a clean commercial drivers abstract of accomplishment. I have 6 years Oilfield experience in the transportation of hazardous goods: N-2 liquid nitrogen and acidizing fluid pumpers for well Stimulation Process: Horizontal & directional drilling, purging coiled tubing units, cement, and fracking throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, and northern British Columbia. Adept at tire chaining-up in difficult weather (winter/muddy) conditions. • Maintain safe vehicle and conditions in compliance with company and highway regulations, including pre-trip and post-trip inspections monitoring. • Using Garmin GPS, maps, and routing software to plan efficient and safe routes, considering factors like fuel consumption, traffic, weather, and road conditions. • Knowledgeable about electronic log systems and DOT safety traffic laws and regulations. • Thoroughness in checking delivery paperwork, verifying contents, and ensuring accurate and on-time deliveries. • Safely handle and transport hazardous materials according to safety regulations. • Proficiency in defensive driving techniques to minimize risks and ensure safe vehicle operation in various conditions, experience with chaining up i.e. mountain & Off-road driving. • Submitted e-log, daily vehicle inspection reports, daily mileage log with trip sheet, fuel, maintenance, and delivery documentation. • Capability to lift and carry, load, and unload trucks, and perform physically demanding tasks associated with the task.