Keep America Moving with Groendyke Transport

Groendyke Transport is hiring Fleet Technicians to help maintain and repair our fleet of heavy-duty trucks and tank trailers. Whether you’re just starting your career or bringing years of experience, we’re looking for technicians who take pride in safety, reliability, and quality work.

Opportunities are available for both entry-level and experienced technicians. No tanker experience is required — training is provided.

In this role, you’ll perform preventive maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs that keep our equipment operating safely and efficiently in a professional shop environment.

Pay & Schedule

$22–$32/hour based on qualifications
Full-time positions
Day, night, and weekend shifts available

Responsibilities

Assist with inspections, maintenance, and repairs on trucks and trailers
Perform preventive maintenance and repair work on heavy-duty trucks and tank trailers
Troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical, electrical, and ABS systems based on experience level
Complete brake, tire, suspension, and trailer repairs
Perform inspections and maintenance documentation
Complete welding repairs as needed
Follow all shop safety procedures and company standards

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent preferred
Valid driver’s license required
Experience in diesel, heavy truck, trailer, automotive, or fleet maintenance preferred for advanced technician roles
Entry-level technicians are encouraged to apply
Basic computer skills for maintenance tracking
Experienced technicians must provide their own hand tools

Why Join Groendyke?

Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with company match
Paid holidays, vacation, and sick time
Tool program available for entry-level technicians
Career growth opportunities and ongoing development
Stable, full-time work with a strong safety culture
Professional shop environment focused on safety and teamwork

Apply today and build your future with Groendyke Transport.

About the company

Groendyke Transport provides bulk logistics and tank-truck transportation services for moving liquids and other bulk products. Its operations center on safe, reliable hauling, using a fleet of tank trucks and established safety programs to ensure high performance for customers who value safety. The company stands out by repeatedly earning top safety credentials, having won the Heil Trophy eight times from the National Tank Truck Carriers Association, which highlights its strong safety record and safety practices. The goal is to deliver value to customers through dependable service while maintaining rigorous safety and efficiency in every shipment.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Enid, Oklahoma

Founded

1932

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

Groendyke completed the Linden deal, adding customers and drivers in 2024.
Driver recruitment messaging shows nearly 900 drivers and continued growth momentum.
Safety metrics show no acute FMCSA violations and zero reported crashes in 24 months.

What critics are saying

FMCSA still tracks brake and fire-extinguisher violations on Groendyke equipment in 2025.
Linden integration can disrupt service across Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Gulf Coast routes.
Hazmat incidents or a major DOT downgrade would quickly destroy shipper trust.

What makes Groendyke Transport unique

92-year safety culture and hazmat expertise anchor Groendyke’s reputation.
Linden acquisition restored Northeast terminals and expanded to 18 states in 2024.
Joe Morrissey, named president in January 2024, runs operations after commercial leadership success.

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Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Holidays
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
401(k) Retirement Plan

Company News

Tank Cleaning Magazine

Aug 21st, 2024

Groendyke to acquire Linden Bulk Transportation

Groendyke Transport has announced a definitive agreement to acquire all the tank truck assets of Linden Bulk Transportation (LBT) from Depot Connect International - a leading provider in the tank container services industry.

Enid News & Eagle

May 10th, 2024

Groendyke earns NTTC lifetime acheivement award

LAS VEGAS - John D. Groendyke, chairman of the board of Enid-based Groendyke Transport, received a lifetime achievement award from National Tank Truck Carriers this week during NTTC's annual conference.

BNN Breaking

Jan 5th, 2024

Groendyke Transport Announces Leadership Restructuring: Joe Morrissey Steps into Presidency

Transport Topics

Jan 5th, 2024

Groendyke Transport Names Joe Morrissey President

Parrish joined Groendyke in 2014 after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and has served as terminal manager and planning center director.

FreightWaves

Jul 6th, 2023

Growing With Groendyke: Gaining Ground In Driver Recruitment — Taking The Hire Road

VIDEOOn this week’s Taking The Hire Road, Jeremy Reymer, CEO and founder of DriverReach, is joined by a close friend, as well as a DriverReach customer, Amanda Glidewell, recruiting manager at Groendyke Transportation, one of the nation’s largest tank truck carriers.Glidewell first caught the “recruiting bug” when she worked at a staffing agency around nine years ago. She brought that passion to the transportation industry, joining Groendyke in an HR generalist role before her focus shifted to recruiting. With Groendyke, she found her “why” — she loved driver recruiting and doing her small part to help push the country forward.At Groendyke, there’s plenty of opportunity for her to do just that. Now nearing 900 drivers, the company is proving it’s delivering on one of its core values of growth.Focusing on drivers that fit in well with the company’s goal plays a large role in its ability to attract and retain the right drivers, especially in regard to safety as a top priority. Glidewell acknowledged that the company isn’t a good fit for every driver, just as every driver isn’t a good fit for the company.“[We’re] really making sure we’re finding drivers that fit within the mold — minimal accidents and incidents, things of that nature — to make sure they fall within what Groendyke is expecting of them. It’s not an easy job to do and it’s not for everybody,” Glidewell said.With more than 90 years in business, Groendyke has had plenty of time for trial and error. It’s not afraid to improve on inefficiencies and make the changes needed to continue to be one of the safest carriers in the industry, Glidewell said.For example, Glidewell said that when it comes to technology, the strength of the systems the company uses for background screening, applicant tracking systems and internal systems are all important. Sometimes systems don’t work out — and it’s OK.“If we’re not changing, we’re not growing

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