CDL-B Route / Bulk Truck Driver (Premier retailer in Rogers, TX offering local delivery; stability, top tier CDL-B pay; professional growth)
Blossman GasBlossman Gas is growing its Rogers, Texas team and is looking for a CDL-B Route Driver to join the Rogers branch. The role focuses on local propane deliveries within Bell County, with no overnight travel required and a schedule that keeps you home each night. The company operates across more than 85 locations, making it the largest independent propane supplier in the country. This is a chance for someone who wants steady local work, a clear path for growth, and hands-on training on the job.
In this position you’ll be out on established routes, delivering propane to residential and commercial customers in the area. You’ll work as part of a team, support Blossman’s service philosophy, and follow a structured driver-training path designed to develop leadership skills over time. If you value dependable hours, local duties, and the chance to advance within a safety-forward company, this could be a good fit.
With Blossman Gas, you’ll do more than drive. The role requires customer-facing interaction on a daily basis, a neat professional appearance, and a commitment to safety as a core value. You’ll handle deliveries in all kinds of weather, and there is occasional on-call duty that’s paid. The team expects you to be reliable, safety-conscious, and ready to contribute to a collaborative, goal-driven environment.
A day on the local propane routes
Expect to start from the Rogers branch and run a daily route that serves homes and businesses in Bell County, delivering propane safely and promptly. The work centers on dependable scheduling, accurate deliveries, and clear communication with customers to ensure you meet their service needs. You’ll stay within a local footprint, avoiding long-haul travel, and you’ll participate in on-call coverage as part of the routine, with on-call hours compensated. The job also emphasizes consistency with company safety policies and teamwork, as you help uphold Blossman’s service standards while following the training path that supports ongoing professional development.
Must-have and nice-to-have qualifications
To be considered, you’ll need the following must-haves:
- A valid CDL with hazmat and tanker endorsements, and you must obtain them within 90 days of hire, plus a clean driving record
- Comfort delivering on a local route to both residential and commercial customers and working in all kinds of weather
- Strong customer service skills paired with a neat, professional appearance
- The ability to perform routine physical tasks such as bending, lifting, and pulling, as part of daily responsibilities
- Willingness to take on occasional on-call duty, which is paid
Nice-to-have extras that can help you stand out include:
- Previous propane delivery or route sales experience
- Strong mechanical or hands-on maintenance experience, especially if you enjoy helping customers with equipment-related questions
- Local residency in or near Rogers, Texas, as it can smooth the daily commute and local familiarity
Pay, benefits and practical details
Compensation for this role is set as an hourly rate that reflects your prior propane delivery or route sales experience. Blossman Gas positions this pay as competitive within the market. In addition to pay, you’ll have access to a benefits package that includes paid time off, a 401k plan with up to a 4% employer match, and a full health, dental, life, and vision insurance option, along with opportunities to earn bonuses.
Beyond compensation, the role affords practical benefits tied to the local nature of the work: you’ll be home every night, work onsite at the Rogers location, and participate in a structured driver-training path aimed at professional growth. The company stresses safety and teamwork, and it maintains an equal opportunity stance while operating a drug-free workplace. If you’re drawn to a stable, locally focused job with clear advancement potential, this position aligns with those goals.
Advice for applicants
Lead your resume with your CDL status and endorsements, and call out your plan to obtain hazmat and tanker endorsements within the 90-day window if needed. Also highlight any prior propane delivery or route sales experience and your clean driving record to show you meet the core requirements from day one.
When you describe your qualifications, give concrete examples that prove you can handle the must-haves. Mention specific deliveries you completed on local routes, any safety certifications you hold, and how you maintained customer relationships during daily interactions, all while following safety policies.
For interview prep, be ready to discuss how you would plan a typical local route, how you handle deliveries in adverse weather, and how you would manage on-call duties and safety rules in real-world scenarios. You may be asked about your approach to teamwork, professionalism, and how you communicate with customers and teammates to keep deliveries accurate and on time.
Ask a targeted question about the training path and leadership opportunities, such as how the certified driver training program works, what a typical progression looks like, and how often drivers move into leadership roles. You could also inquire about the frequency and expectations of on-call shifts and what a successful safety record looks like within Blossman Gas.