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- 11.10.2011 #1Bobtail Member
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we need drivers in northern bc
Stewart bc based company is seeking experienced drivers with a min of 2 years super b or tri axle experience, for there stewart bc and watson lake locations! Must have a fairly good abstract over the last 3 years with mountain and winter experience. Northern experience is prefered. This is not a camp job, and you must find your own way here! Once here living accomidations are aranged and taken care of ! Pay is base on a per trip rate of $326 a day ($26.an hour if over 11.5 hours you are paid more) 6 days a week with 36 hours off ( sometimes more). Run takes you from Stewart bc to Watson Lake Yukon. From there you do a switch. at which point you stay in the company house or the motel which is pre arranged until the switch returns ( those intererested in the waton lake end you would go to the mine and come back to watson. pay is based on this end only by per hour basis ) Once back (about 12 hours later) you switch back and return to stewart to unload the truck . If interested please reply with the subject as stewart, or , watson , with resume attached and we will contact if we feel you qualify!
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- 11.10.2011 #3Light Load Member
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Without prejudice, I can hardly believe this is a genuine company invitation, with the poor grammar, punctuation and spelling errors.
- 11.11.2011 #4Light Load Member
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I am curious about the "super b OR Triaxle" requirement. Anyone can drive a tri-axle, besides weight it is no different than a tandem trailer. Super B would involve more than that though.
- 11.11.2011 #5Bobtail Member
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- 11.11.2011 #6Bobtail Member
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I am an employee searching for drivers for the company. we have an incentive program to find drivers. Just because you may apply dosnt mean you will get the job .Yes my spelling, punctuation , and even grammer may be poor. I am not perfect and there is no spell check on here. Really does it matter?
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- 11.11.2011 #7Bobtail Member
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- 11.11.2011 #8Medium Load Member
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I know I qualify for the job, but they can't pay me enough to move to the middle of nowhere. For me it's not always about the money.
- 11.11.2011 #9Road Train Member
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I was one of the first 6 drivers to haul from Faro to Whitehorse back in 1970. White pass had the contract with Anvil Mines. Out of 26 trucks, only 6 of us ex GILL drivers were allowed to pull A-Trains on the road between Carmacks and Faro.
- 11.11.2011 #10Bobtail Member
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