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Anyone have good or bad experience to share about Carry Transit (bulk/tankers) ? Thanks.
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when you apply you have to call the nearest terminal manager and schedule an interview. You also have to live x amount of miles away from a terminal.

I applied at Carry last december and the terminal manager told me to keep calling each week until he got a green light on being able to hire (too slow). I did this until mid march and then finally gave up.

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Thanks dumpbucket - looks like a good job if it can be got


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when you apply you have to call the nearest terminal manager and schedule an interview. You also have to live x amount of miles away from a terminal.

I applied at Carry last december and the terminal manager told me to keep calling each week until he got a green light on being able to hire (too slow). I did this until mid march and then finally gave up.

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I am not really to sure on this but i think they are owned by superior carriers might want to check out there website if your intrested in tankers, best of luck to you
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Chicadriver, make sure after you apply you call your nearest terminal manager and ask for an interview, they dont call you. Dress nicely and I dont think you will have any prob getting that job. I think I just applied at a bad time (slow season)
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Anyone have good or bad experience to share about Carry Transit (bulk/tankers) ? Thanks.
They are the food grade side of Superior Carriers. I notice you are in NC. Not sure about Carry terminals but Superior has NC terminals in High Point, Charlotte and Wilmington. I run out of High Point for Superior.
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RUN RUN RUN carry will work you good then starve you. If you want to work for the best tank/bulk carrier try A&R out of Joliet or Morris ILL home terminals. Contact Wes. have had many years experince with both companys. A&R is by far the best.
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A&R does not take students. Must have 3 years otr experience to get on with them.
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you dont nesscary have to have 3years otr to work for A&R it all in who you know. I know a few guys straight out of school that went to work for them. Have know the guys there for years. alot of them when they were with transport. Been around this business for over 26 years.
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hmm, they recruiter at A&R hung up on me when I told him that I have been driving local last 3 years.
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