Best company to work for in Ohio?

Millis Transfer has a terminal down in Trenton, im not sure if they have an OJT program, NBT has a yard in Troy, they have a Meijer dedicated account, and they have a OJT program, Im told their drivers get home weekly but can stay out longer. Melton Truck Lines has an OJT program and has a yard outside Youngstown, hometime is 2 weeks gets you 2 days. Ive looked into all of these, and the only ones that seem to be getting back to me and checking on me is Elizabeth from Melton, and Brad from TMC. The others havent called to check in with me in 3 weeks. Im pretty set on going with Melton. My wife is ok with me being out for 3 weeks straight if I want to or longer. I personally dont want to drive box yet, I want to get into flatbed which is the other reason why I am going with Melton. Im not scheduled to start CDL school till May 5, but Melton has already done my background check, and did my employment check, has said the rest of the paperwork will be done once im about a month from graduation.

also Clopay Garage Doors has their main facility in Troy right off I75. Im told that their drivers are paid exceptionally well with high milage pay, and unloading pay of $75 per unload, with several unloads per truck. Its very hard work, but if you arent afraid to work, then there ya go. They do require a minimum amount of experience, of 40,000 miles across 2 states, as well as others.

 

Here's some top paying($55K-$65K) companies that hire new CDL grads:

Superior Carriers
Trimac
SVTN
CTL Transportation
Tidewater Transit
Schneider Bulk

 

Having hauled driver unload Clopay garage door loads for Zumstein Inc. out of Lewisburg, OH I can tell you those loads are more than hard work especially for only $75. Try southern Georgia in the middle of summer, 100+ degrees in the trailer, door panels and all the parts flat loaded on the floor, no pallets with only one guy, sometimes, but rarely two, helping out and then being expected to go get the next load AND being expected to make delivery the next morning usually 500-800 miles away.

 

Must be a mistake on the website. A new CDL grad in North Carolina was just hired and he's been posting about it.....he's a happy camper. All 6 of those tanker companies hire new CDL grads.

Do the online apps for all of them and you'll probably get 6 job offers.