Driver is responsible for transporting HAZMAT Cylinders and general freight throughout the DFW area and occasionally Houston/ Austin/ San Antonio efficiently and safely. This role requires a self-motivated individual who can safely operate a 26' box truck and can manage their own route while ensuring timely deliveries. The ideal candidate will have experience in commercial driving and must have a HAZMAT endorsement, possess a strong work ethic, and demonstrate excellent organizational skills.
Responsibilities
Operate a non-commercial vehicle to transport goods to various locations within the DFW area.
Plan and follow efficient routes to ensure timely deliveries.
Load and unload cargo, ensuring all items are secured and protected during transit.
Perform routine inspections of the vehicle to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
Maintain accurate records of deliveries
Communicate effectively with dispatchers and clients regarding delivery schedules and any issues that may arise.
Handle heavy lifting and moving of items as required by the job.
Adhere to all traffic laws and safety regulations while on the road.
Skills
Proficient in handling HAZMAT items .
Experience in commercial driving with a valid driver's license.
Knowledge of warehouse operations and logistics.
Familiarity with route driving techniques for efficient navigation.
Ability to perform heavy lifting as needed for loading and unloading cargo.
Experience as a van driver or in courier services is a plus.
Strong organizational skills with attention to detail.
Excellent communication skills for interaction with clients and team members.
Job Types: Part-time, Contract
Pay: $150.00 - $200.00 per day
People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply
Work Location: In person
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My name is Mae Hughes, and I am the founder of 2nd Chances 4 Felons. I started this organization out of my own journey and struggles as a felon determined to rebuild my life.
When I tried to turn things around, I searched everywhere for real support—asking for guidance, visiting agencies, and combing the internet—yet I found little to no true help. Time and time again, I sat in interviews explaining how much I had grown and changed, only to be rejected because of my past. No matter what I did, people could not see beyond the label of “convicted felon.”
At my breaking point, I faced a choice: give in to frustration and anger, or transform my struggle into something greater. I chose the second path. Instead of letting my situation defeat me, I decided to create a resource—not only for myself, but for others walking the same difficult road. That’s how 2nd Chances 4 Felons was born.
This organization exists to remind people with records that opportunities do exist—that giving up is not the answer. My mission is to reduce the number of individuals who lose hope simply because they believe no help is available. Everyone deserves a chance to prove that change is possible, not just through words, but through present actions.
I earned my Associate’s degree in Business from the University of Phoenix in 2012, and as a mother, my children remain my greatest motivation. They are the reason I strive to do better and be better every day.
My prayer is that 2nd Chances 4 Felons will continue to be a source of guidance, encouragement, and opportunity for those who need it most. To anyone facing these struggles, know this: your past does not define your future, and you are worthy of a second chance.
With hope and determination,
Mae Hughes
Founder, 2nd Chances 4 Felons
