Hazmat Truck Driver Jobs in Missouri
Browse hazmat trucking positions across Missouri with top carriers hiring now.
Average Pay
$67,000 - $95,000
Demand Level
Moderate
Top Carriers
5+ Hiring
Key Cities
5+ Markets
Hazmat Trucking in Missouri
Hazmat trucking in Missouri serves the region's agricultural chemical distribution, fuel networks, and industrial manufacturing. Fertilizer and pesticide transport creates seasonal demand spikes during planting season. Hazmat driver demand in Missouri is moderate, with the limited pool of endorsed drivers keeping pay strong and job security high.
Top Companies Hiring Hazmat Drivers in MO
Ruan Transportation
Schneider National
Groendyke Transport
Roadrunner Transportation
Top Cities for Hazmat Jobs in Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri
Springfield
Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri
Joplin
Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Key Freight Routes in Missouri
I-70 (Kansas City to St. Louis)
I-44 (Springfield to St. Louis)
I-35 (Kansas City north-south)
Requirements for Hazmat Driving in MO
- Valid CDL-A license with hazmat (H) endorsement
- TWIC card (Transportation Worker Identification Credential)
- TSA background check clearance
- 2+ years clean CDL-A experience
- Knowledge of hazmat placarding, routing, and emergency procedures
- DOT physical card and clean MVR (no accidents or major violations)
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Hazmat Trucking Jobs in Missouri — FAQs
How much do hazmat truck drivers make in Missouri?
Hazmat truck drivers in Missouri earn $67,000 - $95,000 annually, depending on experience, endorsements, and carrier. Missouri's central location and freight density help drivers maintain consistent miles, which translates to strong annual earnings. Sign-on bonuses of $3,000 to $15,000 are common at major carriers actively hiring in MO.
How long does it take to get a hazmat endorsement in Missouri?
Getting a hazmat endorsement in Missouri takes 4 to 6 weeks total. The process includes studying for and passing the written hazmat knowledge test at your MO DMV, submitting fingerprints for a TSA background check, and waiting for clearance. The background check is the longest step. Some carriers in Missouri will reimburse the TWIC card fee ($125) and help with the endorsement process.
Are trucking companies in Missouri hiring hazmat drivers in 2026?
Yes — hazmat driver demand in Missouri is moderate heading into 2026. The hazmat segment in Missouri is expanding, with carriers adding routes and increasing hiring as freight volumes grow. Check individual carrier listings for current openings and application requirements in MO.