Questions about CDL requirements

I haven't been on this forum since 2012. Was interested in getting into trucking in 2013, but things fell apart. Been working at an amazon.com warehouse for the past 4 and a half years and lately they have really been pushing tuition assistance programs at a nearby college.

More recently, they have been advertising a CDL program and even taking names of people who are interested in signing up for the course. It is a 10 week course (sat and sun only) that costs $5000 and amazon will prepay 95% of the cost leaving me only needing to pay $250. The class is limited to 10 students so there is a chance I wont be able to get in. They will be deciding who goes based on seniority and good standings. So I am positive I'll get in since there aren't many people that have been at the warehouse longer then me (incredibly high turn around, most don't make it to 4 years).

Sorry, was bit of an off-topic story.

Anyway,
in 2012 I had surgeries for 2 groin hernias.
in 2013 I had carpel tunnel surgery on both hands.

Would either of these prevent me from getting a CDL?
I've read that you can't get it if you *have* a hernia or carpel tunnel, but haven't seen anything about if you *had* it and got surgery to fix it.

 

Thanks for the info guys, that's what I was hoping to hear.

Don't think my driving record would prevent it based on all I've read either.
My only speeding ticket was 4 years ago for going 10 over while coasting down a long steep hill.
Did have a minor accident last year, but it was my pickup vs a telephone pole, no other vehicles involved and nobody injured. Went around a blind curve on a main road and an oncoming tractor trailer prevented me from seeing that traffic was stopped right around the bend due to construction further down the road. Swerved to avoid rear-ending a stopped suv and clipped a telephone pole. Don't know if it matters, but it is an area that often has accidents (near where rt 100 and rt 29 come together outside of Macungie , PA if anybody knows the area), two weeks later somebody else hit the next phone pole down the road.

 

That's what both mine were, inguinal. Had one on the right side, got it fixed, and two months later got one on the left. Can only assume that the right was weaker so went out first to 'release the pressure' and when fixed, the left side went. Didn't do laproscopic, but the scars are barely visible now.

Kinda assume both happened due to loosing 5" off my waist during the prior 2 years.

 

Think different warehouses use different companies, probably whatever is local. The part of the warehouse I work in handles unloading trucks that come from other amazon warehouses. Usually see CRST coming from CA, Eagle coming from Kentucky, First Call and Phoenix coming from NY, NJ, and other PA warehouses, and Hillcrest from VA. And my warehouse uses Mesko for yard jockeying. Sometimes see a Schnieder truck tossed in from anywhere. Also sometimes see independent drivers with their own trailer delivering for Eagle or Phoenix.