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Operates bulk fuel tanker vehicles to transport and distribute petroleum products in support of Marine Corps operations. Manages fuel accountability and field expedient fuel distribution.
“You'll keep every Marine Corps vehicle, aircraft, and generator running by delivering the fuel they all depend on — bulk fuel operators are the reason the machine keeps moving. The CDL with hazmat endorsement you earn is one of the most immediately employable credentials in civilian transportation, and fuel delivery is a recession-resistant industry that pays well.”
You will drive a tanker full of flammable material in environments that are not always designed for tanker trucks, and the safety regulations around bulk fuel operations are extensive because the consequences of shortcuts are severe. Fuel accountability is tracked precisely — if you dispensed 2,000 gallons and can only account for 1,985 of them, that conversation is not optional. FARP operations in support of aviation are the most demanding aspect of the job, requiring coordinated fuel delivery under operational time pressure. The hazmat CDL is a genuine civilian credential and civilian fuel delivery companies — home heating oil, commercial fuel distributors, HAZMAT carriers — hire from this background regularly.
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Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Strong matchHeavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers
Related fieldLogisticians
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