Any southern ca. Drivers have ever worked for Robertsons ready mix?

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  1. Mr&MrsPete

    Mr&MrsPete Medium Load Member

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    I can understand that. I broke my ankle falling off a car hauler in 05
     
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  3. Working Class Patriot

    Working Class Patriot Road Train Member

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    Can you carry the chutes?......
     
  4. Honey nut

    Honey nut Light Load Member

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    Update, I'm not considering a mixer driver position as of right now. I'm pursuing my sweeper driver position, I think with a recent injury I can't take a risk and tripping in fresh cement, also learning to drive standard with a bad left ankle no go. Thanks for all your insight.
     
  5. Working Class Patriot

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    Ever consider getting job running off-road dumps like a Triple 7?.....

    They're auto-trannies......So you can 'rest' your left foot....:biggrin_25525:[​IMG]
     
  6. Honey nut

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    That looks bad ###! I guess if my sweeper job doesn't pan out I'll be looking into that!
     
  7. Mr&MrsPete

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    Hope you are willing to re-locate looks like a mine truck
     
  8. Working Class Patriot

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    He can run a Euclid....I think the quarries are still running in Irwindale...
     
  9. Powder Joints

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    Cement is hardly bottom of the barrel. I've spent the last 10 Years in the cement industry. I agree holiday, double eagle, valley bulk, and even a apex over Robertson. In general the powder trucks pay about 55 to 62 k per year. Most have medical dental optical, driver pays for dependants. None require powder experience, easy to learn. You will run legal. Off most weekend, home everyday. Day starts between 2:00 and 4:30 typically.

    Not bad at all, wish I could go back to it, I would in a heartbeat.

    My experience with TnT was not positive, however you can do good at USA in adelanto.
     
  10. Working Class Patriot

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    I didn't say cement is the bottom of the barrel....I said Cemex was........Robertson's is a close 2nd.....
     
  11. Mr&MrsPete

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    Is Double Eagle still around?
     
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