FUEL DELIVERY DRIVER SUPERVISOR

Central Ohio Farmers Co-Op Inc; Mount Vernon (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Central Ohio Farmers Co-Op Inc is seeking a Working Fuel Delivery Driver Supervisor who splits time between hands-on field operation of bulk fuel deliveries and frontline driver supervision. The role involves operating Class A/B tankers, ensuring safe unloading, and mentoring a local team of drivers.

The position requires coordinating dispatch, route planning, and peak-demand coverage while maintaining compliance with DOT safety standards and company policies.

Qualifications

• Valid Class A or B CDL with Tanker (N) and Hazmat (H) endorsements, or combined X endorsement.
• DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate.
• Pristine MVR with no major infractions, meeting corporate insurance standards.
• 3+ years of professional bulk liquid or refined fuel transport driving experience.
• Leadership experience such as Lead Driver, Driver Trainer, or dispatcher.
• Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather and long shifts.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate Class A or B commercial tanker trucks to deliver bulk fuels to clients.
• Perform bulk terminal loading (rack loading) and safe unloading per guidelines.
• Maintain daily driving logs and a clean safety record.
• Direct daily schedules, dispatch execution, and workloads for the local driving team.
• Assist with onboarding and training new drivers on safety protocols and paperwork.
• Coordinate fleet maintenance and repairs with internal mechanics to maximize uptime.
• Report tank levels and field conditions to management as instructed.

Skills

Leadership

Dispatch coordination

Route planning

Safety protocols

Team mentoring

Interpersonal skills

Geographical knowledge

Job description

Job SummaryThe Working Fuel Delivery Driver Supervisor is a dual-role leadership and operational position. This role splits time between active field operations—safely operating commercial tank vehicles to deliver bulk petroleum products—and frontline team supervision. The Working Supervisor leads by example, overseeing daily driver compliance, managing routing efficiencies, and mentoring a team of local delivery drivers while maintaining a regular delivery schedule or filling critical route gaps during peak demand.Core ResponsibilitiesHands-On Driving & Field Operations:Safely operate Class A or Class B commercial tanker trucks to deliver bulk fuels (such as diesel, gasoline, heating oil, or propane) to commercial, agricultural, and retail clients.Perform bulk terminal loading (rack loading) and safe customer unloading protocols in strict compliance with safety guidelines.Conduct daily tank measurements and report those levels to Marion office as instructed by manager.Care of the bulk plant and report any issues or concerns to manager.Maintain an active, personal daily driving log and clean safety record.Driver Supervision & Field Coaching:Direct the daily schedules, dispatch execution, and operational workloads for the local driving team.Assist with onboarding and training new drivers on company safety protocols, paperwork, and specialized equipment.Fleet & Logistics Coordination:Serve as the primary on-the-road point of contact for drivers encountering scheduling conflicts, or equipment maintenance issues.Coordinate fleet mechanical repairs and preventative maintenance with internal mechanics to maximize vehicle uptime.Required QualificationsLicensing & Endorsements: Valid Class A or Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with active Tanker (N) and Hazmat (H) endorsements (or combined X endorsement).Medical Certification: Valid DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate (Fed Med card).Driving Record: Pristine Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) with no major infractions, meeting corporate insurance standards.Experience:Minimum 3+ years of professional bulk liquid or refined fuel transport driving experience.Demonstrated aptitude for leadership, such as serving as a Lead Driver, Driver Trainer, or temporary dispatcher.Physical Stamina: Physical capacity to pull heavy fuel delivery hoses, climb truck ladders, work outdoors in extreme weather conditions, and manage prolonged driving periods.Preferred SkillsFamiliarity with basic routing or logistics tracking systems.Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to transition smoothly between peer-level driving work and managerial oversight.Excellent local geographical knowledge and seasonal route planning intuition.