Awesome. Brian is good people and he’ll be straight with you. Keep in touch with him as much as possible. I can answer any regional questions you may have as well.
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Thanks man, appreciate it. It was between S&S and Magnum, and no diss to them they seem like a really good company too, but the regional spot just fits my personal wants better. Now I just have to keep my record clean until finish school. I guess my only question really would be the ratio of only getting in a reset vs. getting a weekend off. Or is it more so up to the driver.
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I’ve been off every weekend since I started here. Most likely you’ll be the same. You may get home Friday evening or early Saturday morning. Sometimes you might have to leave on a Sunday evening, but mostly you’ll report in Monday morning and go from the yard.
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Awesome that’s exactly what wanted to hear. Thanks man, I can’t wait for classes to be over now. Just have to keep focused. Sometimes I wish I took a shorter course, but my instructor is good. So at least I’m getting useful information. June 4th can’t come quick enough.hotrod1653 Thanks this.
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285N week is behind me. The hills of TN await.
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Welcome man. Be patient and listen to everything they tell you.Snow Hater and RampageGNS Thank this.
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Hey thought of another the site says Saskatchewan too, but neither you or Brian mentioned Saskatchewan is that old information? Or just vastly less often than Winnipeg?
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I haven’t been to Saskatchewan myself. I’m actually not sure if we do go there tbh. I’ve just been up to Winnipeg.RampageGNS Thanks this.
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How does the training process work at S&S?
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From talking with the recruiter Brian a good bit lately it seems you're flown to Anniston, AL do about 3 days of orientation then go out with your trainer for 4-6 weeks where you’re doing the vast majority of driving they don’t do that team driving bull. If I’m wrong understanding what Brian said please correct me any current employees. Also I believe Brian said you’re paid hourly while training.JForce28 Thanks this.
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