Search SearchNew Jersey jobs driving tanker trucks commonly involve the transportation of liquid goods like milk, gasoline, water, chemicals, and concrete. Since some materials being shipped are explosive or hazardous like gases or chemicals, tank drivers must first pass an inspection with a law enforcement official present and complete an exam. Also, in order to be able to gain employment as a tanker truck driver, you must first have special training to avoid safety issues because these type of freight are especially prone to turning over. Tanker trucks are typically cylinder shaped and can store up to 11,600 gallons per freight. Sometimes, these types of trucking assignments require frequent small trips.
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