Fuel hauler paying by the hour

All local work we cover los Angeles and orange county mainly but do have runs in San Bernardino and the High Desert too. I work out of orange county most nights and average 4-5 loads per night. Uniforms and PPE are paid for but you are responsible for washing them.

 

Thanks for that info. What will you say will be a better decision applying for arco or sentinel. Or does it even matter.

 

Well pay rate is about dead even probably benefits too since they are the same union as us too. Only thing I could think of is if they restrict OT which we dont. Also if you ever want to work in management or for the refinery they are the better option

 

The best company of the two is whoever hires you. I think sentinel would be easier to get on with if you don't have fuel experience. I think the pace and "seriousness" of arco would be a bit much for a newbie. Sentinel seems WAY more laid back. I don't work for either company but I spend a lot of time at both of their terminals.

 

And boy is that changing they are really getting on guys about production and I like it the numbers don't lie.

 

Oh yea arco has padlocks on all their tanks. May not seem like a big deal but is sucks dealing with it on 3 tanks per delivery and 5 deliveries per day.

 

That crap grinds my gears.

 

Yea it totally takes you out of your routine, I hate having to kneel down take my glove off and unlock the tank. #firstworldproblems but it does suck.

I think the most gravy job is hauling ethanol for Cox. 23hr top pay plus OT now to sit in line at Shell Carson all day. And you never have to throw a single hose.

 

LMAO firstworldproblems hahaha

 

Sentinel is saying $26 hr to start. How long will training be?