November 4, 2020
If you are thinking about a career in the Bioheat® fuel, oil, and HVAC industry, chances are you’ve browsed positions and heard of being a fuel delivery driver. Fuel delivery drivers are seen as the heroes of the cold season because they provide homeowners with the fuel and warmth that they need to keep their homes safe and warm.
We were surprised to hear whispers about being a fuel delivery driver that are quite inaccurate, so we’re here to set the record straight and explain why choosing a fuel delivery driver career may be an excellent professional development option for you.
Common Myths of Delivering Heating Fuel
Myth #1: You’ll Work Overnight Hours on Long-Haul Trips
This misconception comes from the notion of truckers, who have a much different job than fuel delivery drivers. Most fuel delivery drivers work during regular business hours and are home after the office closes at the end of the day.
Myth #2: You’ll Be Away from Your Family for Extended Periods
Similar to the false assumption above, some people think delivery drivers will be away from their home during important family time and milestones. But unlike truckers, delivery drivers are home for dinner each night since fuel deliveries are scheduled during the daytime.
Myth #3: Your Job Doesn’t Matter to the Community
Whoever came up with this misconception has clearly never met a fuel delivery driver! Being a fuel delivery driver is one of the best feel-good positions around. After all, on a cold winter’s day, residents will be as happy to see you pulling up their driveway as they would if they saw Kris Kringle himself. Not to mention, delivery driving is considered an essential position by the government, so you’ll never have to worry about job security.
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