Need Info on Local Tanker Jobs

Hey everyone, Im new to the forum and industry although i have my class A cdl since i was 19 now 26. I Operated a dumptruck for a year and decided i didn't like it and went and tried other things. Now im back looking for a driving job. after doing a lot of research this past week iv narrowed down my search into potential trucking jobs id like.

my criteria- Home daily/ family life. , 8-10hr days, multiple stops being able to physically move around.

OTR- def. not for me, have a wife and baby due this month.
Looked into Linehaul- Feel like that's way to much straight driving for me. I hate sitting more then 2-3hr straight driving.

p&d- I like how they get to make stops and move around but not all the cons that come with it. specially being a new driver.

That brings me to Tanker: Ive looked into Propane and fuel wagon delivery. I like the fact they drive smaller trucks and do pretty easy delivery's without having to unload pallets and your not stuck driving for hours straight. Propane starts around 18-20hr in Oregon not sure what fuel starts if someone can answer that ?.

Looking for some input on any more potential truck driving jobs that fit my criteria that i might not have thought of. I wouldn't mind driving a tanker tractor/trailer but wasn't sure if they had jobs that do deliveries and are not linehaul. and info/ advice much appreciated .
thanks

 

Used to want to work for UPS until i realized you have no family life with them. They work you to death and start you part time and make it almost impossible to become a full time driver.

 

someone mentioned that the yesterday and i got all excited about it. Then i did research and read reviews and didn't sound good. where i live it would be USPS Rural carrier associate. You start part time only guaranteed 1 day a week. most people said your either under worked or overworked on call 6-7 days a week starting pay 17hr driving own vehicle, always rushed, no OT or benefits and usually will take 5yr or more to be hired full time. same problem with UPS . id do it if it wasnt such a long wait time but being only one working and no benifits i dont see how it work as well has always being on call would suck!

Ill look into dry bulk thank you.

 

how so? I dont want slave my life away for a paycheck and never be home.