Where do drivers of dangerous goods usually look for jobs?

There is less demand in the dangerous goods industry, but there are fewer drivers who can do the opposite. You can become a dangerous goods carrier, which shows that you are still quite good. If you want to continue to be a dangerous goods driver, I suggest you contact the chemical plants, warehouses or some logistics parks you have run before and ask if there are any recruitment needs for relevant positions. Of course, this is time-consuming and blind, and it is not necessarily necessary for others to have needs. I think it's best for hazardous chemicals escort agencies to publish recruitment requirements directly from local chemical plants and logistics companies, so that they can communicate directly, have more information and choose more, and can engage in dangerous goods driver-related work conveniently and quickly.