Superior Carriers and Carry Transit
#491
Yea, you aren't gonna have every weekend off and expect to make over 60k.
#493
here's a question
If u restart your hours at a truckstop/ terminal away from home is their any play involved for that curious some do some don't Some give 25.00 50.00 75.00 Walmart was 200.00 and hotel ( very seldom if ever happened though) and you had to work at least 2 days after reset to get it . (pay) That prevented folks resering on yard and going home which believe it or not happened you also could not get reset pay at home terminal for u have option to go home Jus wondering
#494
Board Regular
Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 216
For resets on the road you get the layover pay and if you are at a terminal can stay at the company hotel. How much money you get depends on when they get you out. Layover is break 15 hrs paid the next 8 then 10 break paid 8 until they get you running. Thats paid 9 hours at $13.30 for exactly 34 hours.
#495
thanks rob
To all Just got my call this morning at 1140 going to Memphis Monday for 1 drug test 2 physical 3 drive test Said she wanted to call me this morning(Saturday ) because she wanted to get me in ASAP I am impressed What should I prepare for if anything
#496
Safety, Safety and Safety and you should be all set. You'll probably get this after you get back so post and let us know how you made out.
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#497
The safety thing is a good thing and what I am used to a walmart . The companies you can have a good career at and low turn over require it. This is what I was looking for . I was at wm for 5 yrs ( story in earlier post) not used to running illegal ( I am no trucking cowboy) Like to do this safe , correct & compliant ( DOT rules) I also think uniforms set a company aside also you as a driver are first contact and company represenitive good impressions are a must clean cut , clean drivers good equipment updated fleets help also. The companies that have standards are the companies u want to call home I think superior will be one of the few companies a driver will be proud to call home
#498
Stay safe and good luck
#500
If you have never had any tanker experience then get ready to be a little intimidated when you grab your first few gears in a loaded trailer. Timing shifts, curves, turns and braking are all different in tankers. Always respect what you have behind you. Unloading is also something that needs to be taken very seriously. The pressure in the hoses can certainly kill you, and some of the products we haul are pretty nasty.
Stay safe and good luck I will definetly keep that in mind first and formost . I am really happy to be joining your team at superior I will also give an update on how Monday goes . |
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