Chemical Delivery Specialist

Innospec

Valley Brook, Oklahoma County
CDL A Regional Tanker
$55,616 - $55,616/yr
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What to Expect

This is a full_time Regional tanker position with Innospec in Valley Brook, Oklahoma County. You will need a CDL Class A license and 2_years of experience, along with hazmat, tanker endorsements. The position pays $55,616 - $55,616/yr.

Job Description

Description Innospec Oilfield Chemicals (IOS) is a recognized global provider of chemical solutions and services to the oil and gas industry. Comprised of four product service lines—drilling, completions, production, and midstream—IOS is proud of not only the unique service-oriented business model that we offer to our customers, but also the flexibility to innovate and adapt as the industry changes. Our strong worldwide presence in all major oil and gas basins is a testament to the fierce drive and dedication of our employees that have built such a significant portfolio and presence in a relatively short time. IOS continues to innovate, expand, and remain competitive by challenging conventional thinking intended to improve on processes to reduce costs and the environmental impact while remaining steadfast to working safe. We realize talented people have many choices, so we strive to create a working environment that encourages, inspires, and rewards employee innovation. We continue to invest in and evolve our competency development programs, competitive compensation plans, health benefits, and work-life programs. IOS is truly the industry leader in providing a variety of career paths for those looking for a unique challenge. Job Summary: The Chemical Delivery Specialist will ensure the proper and safe transport of hazardous chemicals to the client. They will be responsible for operating trucks for transportation and delivery of oilfield and industrial chemicals. Responsibilities: Delivering chemicals from the Innospec yard to customer locations Ensure proper documentation of chemical loaded, hauled and delivered from the yard or plant Communication with Account Manager, Regional Manager upon pick up of chemicals Maintain logs of working hours and vehicle service/repair statuses, following applicable state and federal regulations Obtain receipts or signatures for delivered and received equipment Maintain daily reports as required Report vehicle defects, accident, traffic violations or damage to truck and or pumping equipment Travel may be required for (but not limited to) deliveries, meetings, training, seminars, etc., which may be overnight, day(s), week, etc. Employee must be willing to work overtime as needed/required All duties are to be performed in accordance with FMCSA Regulations as well as Environmental, Health and Safety guidelines. Check vehicles to ensure that mechanical, safety, and emergency equipment are in good working order Load and unloads truck Understanding container labeling and associated product hazards Perform routine servicing and inspection of truck equipment and supplies Perform routine maintenance on product transfer equipment (pumps, hoses, etc.) Properly clean and secure all associated equipment in conjunction with proper chemical handling procedures Qualifications High School Diploma or GED Class A CDL Hazmat Endorsement Tanker Endorsement Safe Driving Record 2 years of driving experience needed

Requirements

  • CDL Class A license
  • hazmat endorsement
  • tanker endorsement
  • 2_years of driving experience
  • Clean MVR (Motor Vehicle Record)
  • At least 21 years old (interstate)
  • Valid DOT physical card

About Regional Trucking

Regional trucking positions cover a defined multi-state area, usually within a 500-to-1,000-mile radius of a home terminal. Drivers on regional routes enjoy a better balance between earning potential and home time, typically returning home every weekend. It is a popular choice for experienced drivers who want predictable schedules without sacrificing competitive pay.

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A Day in the Life

A typical day as a regional driver starts at your home terminal, where you pick up a loaded trailer and head out on a familiar route. You cover two to four hundred miles within your region, making scheduled pickups and deliveries. Because the territory is defined, you learn the best routes, fuel stops, and rest areas over time. Most regional drivers are home every week or every other week, which offers a solid balance between miles and personal time.

Pros & Cons of Regional Driving

Pros

  • + Home every week or every other week
  • + Competitive pay close to OTR rates
  • + Familiar routes reduce navigation stress
  • + Consistent weekly miles and paychecks
  • + Good stepping stone to dedicated or local positions

Cons

  • Still requires multiple nights away from home
  • Earnings slightly lower than top OTR positions
  • Territory can shift based on carrier needs
  • Weekend home time may be limited to one full day
  • Weather challenges within your region can disrupt schedules

About Tanker Trucks

Tanker trucks transport liquid or gaseous cargo such as fuel, chemicals, milk, and water. Drivers typically need a Tanker (N) endorsement on their CDL, and many tanker loads also require a Hazmat (H) endorsement. The specialized nature of tanker hauling means drivers earn above-average pay, though the role demands extra caution due to the shifting weight of liquid cargo.

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Career Path

1

CDL Training & Entry Level

Earn your CDL and start with an entry-level regional carrier that offers weekly home time.

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2

Experienced Regional Driver

Build experience and transition to premium regional lanes with higher pay and better home time.

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3

Dedicated or Specialized Regional

Move into a dedicated regional account or specialized freight for more predictable schedules.

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4

Fleet Manager or Owner-Operator

Advance into fleet management, driver training, or launch your own regional trucking operation.

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Trucking in Oklahoma

Oklahoma's oil industry and I-40/I-35 corridors create steady demand for various driver types.

Average driver salary in Oklahoma: $47,000 - $67,000/yr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this regional job pay?

This position pays $55,616 - $55,616/yr. Actual pay may vary based on experience, endorsements, and miles driven.

What CDL class do I need for this job?

This position requires a CDL Class A license. Class A allows you to operate combination vehicles over 26,001 lbs GVWR.

What is the trucking job market like in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma's oil industry and I-40/I-35 corridors create steady demand for various driver types. The average truck driver salary in Oklahoma ranges from $47,000 - $67,000 per year.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

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