Camper Living

Last questions first, Some companies have their own "rv Parks" not many though, some do "man camps", some like the one my husband work's for has their own trailers and rent's the spot's and a few rent the trailers and spot's.... of course some companies offer nothing.

Being here and going in for a F2F is the best way to get a job here.

I'm not 100% sure about crude hauling with 9 months.... but worth stopping in and asking. Water hauling with 9 mo...yeah you can get a job, no problem. Hubby say's vac shouldn't be a problem either. Sand probably not a problem either. Husband say's most around here only want 6 months, a few less.

We happen to be from Florida also. did OTR for a year and a 1/2, then he decided to try this.

 

You'll have no problem finding a job in a vac truck hauling water. Try smaller companies first because they tend to pay more. Most people living in an RV are using a trailer or motor home. I'm not sure how practical the truck camper will be. I don't know if the RV parks would allow you to drop the camper on the ground. You will definitely have more success by coming out in person. You'll find a lot more jobs by driving around looking for hiring banners hanging from trucking yard fences.

 

The Rv park we are going to stay in requires you to have holding tanks. So no campers with out bathrooms and no FEMA trailers because they don't have tanks.
Where in Florida are you coming from?

 

Go NOLES !!! I grew up in Tally and still have family there. We moved to Midland from Orlando two years ago.

 

Oh dang...and the hubby is a Gator's fan...lmao

 

That's alright, I'm not a very good fan but I occasionally feel the urge to make random tomahawk chops.

 

lol.. I've never seen the husband to the chomp. I seriously doubt he would.