Quest Global, inc

Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Temptinfates, Jun 23, 2010.

  1. Twixie

    Twixie Bobtail Member

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    My husband & I are planning on an orientation with Quest later this month. Nobody has anything positive to say about this company? I'm curious as to why their orientation is 2 weeks long. We were told that 6 days of orientation is different classes such as safety, CSA,etc. Any other info would be appreciated.
     
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  3. SheepDog

    SheepDog Road Train Member

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    2 week orientation?????? Thats the longest I have ever heard of... I have looked at this company for a couple years, talked to a few drivers,,this page is the most negative I have heard. I don't see how its possiable for them to take your pilot reward points,, I am going to look into that. I don't like the auto transmissions or the required per diem,,so, I will not be going with them unless those two things change. I have blue cross blues sheild with the company we are with and we don't pay near the ins cost the guy above was talking about. We drive for USXpress out of Tunnel Hill, GA The company ways are weird but they keep us moving... Wish you the best
     
  4. bearclaw789

    bearclaw789 Bobtail Member

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    I've heard Quest has changed big time recently. Looks like they have started listening to their drivers more and have actually started living up to what they say. I've seen some of the new ads saying unlimited time off. I thought BS! Talked to some of the drivers there and it's actually real. About time they started cleaning up. I noticed a new logo and website too. I may check them out.
     
  5. rocket robin

    rocket robin Bobtail Member

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    We are looking for a good team company, Do you know of one?
     
  6. techslave

    techslave Bobtail Member

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    No waiting lists for quest that I know of, we worked there for a few months last year, the pay was good if you had hazmat and they paid 900 per week for a 2 week orientation. That was nice. Other than that it is a typical trucking company. Take note there is a 9ft chain link fence with barbed wire around their facility in cartersville. This is to keep out the drivers they have purposefully cheated out of their last pay when they quit. If you work there and decide to quit NEVER GIVE NOTICE! Use your time at home to get you last pay check then quit. No other trucking company's in the area need 9 ft chain link fences or locked security doors to enter the main offices. Why? They don't piss people off... That's all I'm going to say.
     
  7. techslave

    techslave Bobtail Member

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    In northwest GA there is Quest, Kennesaw, East -West, RRR. May be some more but these I am familiar with.
    All are team only Refer carriers:
    quest in cartersville hauls mostly LTL or chickens west and produce east
    i already commented their pros and cons on this thread
    Kennesaw in white, hauls mostly chickens west with occasional stop offs in OKC and Tulsa they stay more southern but also go northwest with carpets sometimes
    east west in villa rica hauls chickens with multiple stops on the way west and produce back east
    RRR in Calhoun hauls carpets west and produce back east.
    Haz Mat not required for Any, quest does pay extra for hazmat.
     
  8. widespread panic

    widespread panic Bobtail Member

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    Any new info or comments on Quest? Thinking about looking into them but seems shaddy after reading this thread. However, it is a couple years old so maybe things are different.
     
  9. veterantrucker

    veterantrucker Bobtail Member

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    Well I don't know how much they have changed, I know a few of there teams work for the company I work for now. I do know there orientation has went from 2 to 4 weeks. I know that Jason disconnects the front axle on his trucks thinking it give him better fuel mileage. So I guess he is still doing the same crap. If you want a good company, call Longistics, we now have a terminal in the Atlanta area. Benefits are better, pay is great, equipment better too. If you want more info let me know, I'll give ya the info and number to call.
     
  10. Knucklehead

    Knucklehead Road Train Member

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    Recruiter alert! Recruiter alert! :biggrin_25520:
     
  11. HotH2o

    HotH2o Road Train Member

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    How does one disconnect the front axle?
     
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