tanker jobs for recent Graduate

What are you wanting to do.... a little more info is needed on your part. And maybe someone closer will chime in

 

Ok go to the home page on this site. And put this up in the tanker section if you ha vent already. You might get some help from them . Hopefully theyll be more helpful than me

 

Tanker Companies that hire new CDL graduates:
Ignore any "experience required" and submit an application anyway. They all hire new new CDL grads.

Trimac Transportation
SVTN
Superior Carriers
Airgas
Tidewater Transit
CTL Transportation
Schneider Bulk

 

Try Crystal Flash also look at any tanker companies you see in gas stations and call. Believe I saw a FTT

Tanker of Frontier. Also give Bulkmatic a call its obviously bulk but the drivers I spoke to are home everynite

and make over 60k year.

 

this would be my suggestion also...unless you want to move to tx, ok, nd etc. There should be some tanker jobs in MI....and once you learn the business and find your way around with the different companies, there are lots and lots of local tanker jobs in most areas. Just remember... great pay and home every night is not something that goes together unless the oil boom cranks up in your area.

A lot of oilpatch jobs pay well and you are home every night....my problem with that statement is that... no, I'm out of the truck every night....my "home" is about 350 miles from here....would be a lot farther for you.

Find a good tanker outfit to get started. Once you have a year of experience, doors begin to open. Two years, most all doors are open.

 

I would apply online if possible, then call...or show up in person if possible. One thing I forgot to mention. Be patient as possible (i know that you may need to get to work). The best info you get on these forums...thats fits you the best... may come a week or a month from now. That info may come from somebody that doesnt check the boards but once a month. You have to remember that most are working and only log in when they have time.

If tanker is definitely what you want...spend a LOT of time reading the tanker forums... you'll learn a lot. Spend a lot of time researching the industry as a whole. Use google...its your friend. Interested in a company... google their name... google xyz trucking reviews... you'll learn a lot.