Cement Mixer Drivers?

most are college kids working part time, kinna a no brainer job

 

We have transit mix division in our company. They train you for 3-5 days, depending on skill level and recent experience. Most of our guys are retired OTR drivers, or retired military. Cant say how hard it is to find a job....its obviously seasonal, your best chances are between now and october, once the rain hits, hold on tight. Based on some of the guys I know, if you can count (cubic yards, and gears, although most of ours are Allison autos) and have a CDL-B with tank endorsement, use some sort of common sense (not required all the time) you'll probably get hired.

 

negative...they are white..with our signature teal on the bulkhead (stripe on the drum if its older). Out of Modesto, CA only.....and they are not WC.

 

I went muddin today...

 

I started driving a mixer two years ago for mid illinois concrete, they put me in a truck with a driver for four hours then cut me loose in my own kenworth, at first it was the best job i ever had, but then i noticed that 11.00 and hour was wrong, see where iam at a union truck driver is consider a labor when you should be a teamester witch could mean 12 more bucks an hour

 

Most don't want fresh CDL's. Where I work you have to have had held an used a CDL for 2 years. There is a lot to concrete. Top heavy trucks. We gross out what a semi does, plus the fact we go off roading a lot. Very east to roll. Top heavy. Most want some kind of concrete exp as well.