I applied for a sysco shuttle driver position and was wondering if anybody here has worked for sysco doing shuttle work and how hard is it driving doubles.
Thanks in advance
Sysco shuttle driver
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Unorthodoxlife88, Sep 23, 2021.
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I wouldn't work for Sysco again. Best if it's a union house. Their sticklers on drivecam videos so no Bluetooth. Pulling doubles isn't bad you just have to check and double check all your connections.
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Thanks for the info, I don't think I'm going to take the job offer, no bluetooth and driver facing cam gets annoying after a while.
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From my experience working at Sysco and US foods
1. Shuttle driver is a bidding position; they're delivery drivers just like everyone else
2. You're going to need about 25-30 years of seniority to be able to do it consistently. Good luck with that; start pushing groceries now.Another Canadian driver and sabresfan 76 Thank this. -
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Slightly off topic but I didn't feel it was worth starting a new thread for.
I have a virtual interview with Sysco next week, anything I should know, do, not do, ask etc? I plan on asking about pay, raises, training, time off...this will be my first CDL interview. The woman on the phone said it's for a local delivery route, home nightly.Another Canadian driver Thanks this. -
DO NOT work for a non union sysco. I've been at a Union Sysco, a non-union Sysco, and a union US foods. Trust me.already gone, Another Canadian driver and Switcher Thank this. -
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