Rookie needs advice...

Hey guys, I've got a situation that I need some advice on.

I got my CDL A in August. I started driving for a company on the 14th of August. I went out with my trainer the same day. Over the two weeks I was with him, I observed several unsafe situations with him driving or him telling me to conduct unsafe operations. I brought it to his attention and got the shoulder shrug. I took it to the company, and they pulled me from the truck for safety reasons. I was sent home while they look for a new trainer. It has now been since the 27th of August since I've drove. I talked to my company and they told me to expect to be back on the road soon . Thing is, this is the third time they've changed my date to return. I was supposed to leave Sunday, then today. Now they're saying not until Friday at the earliest since my new trainer is now delivering a load in Oregon. I live in Oklahoma.

It seems to me that they don't have a real trainer for me and that I'll be sitting at home for a while. I need to get wheels turning again. Should I stick it out and wait for this new trainer to finally appear or should I move on? And if you think I should move on, how do I go about leaving my current company?

If I leave my current company I'm wanting to move to flat bedding. Being from Oklahoma, I'm looking at Melton and maverick.

Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

Typo...posted from my phone. It's been fixed. Should have read Oklahoma.

 

I don't want to get into too much detail. But when the dispatcher and safety pulled me from the truck, I figured it wasn't just me thinking it was unsafe. My trainer moved the vehicle with me in the top bunk, no harness, after we arrived at the shipper. Wouldn't have complained, but he moved more than just around the yard. He moved us down the interstate to a truck stop. I woke up sliding out of bed when he was getting off the interstate. He made 2 u-turns on divided highways, and tried to get me to make one. Texting while driving. Posting statuses on Facebook while driving. Driving on my logs after being told to switch active driver on Qualcomm. Telling me to ignore cars in my mirrors and go ahead and change lanes with cars next to me. This is just a short portion of what happened.

i don't want to sound like I'm whining. Or that I don't understand that at times you have to do things that others see as unsafe. But I saw these, as well as safety and my dispatcher, as unacceptable.