life at Roehl ...grc

It wasn't too bad. Took me about 20 minutes. Its 2 parts, first is general load securement knowledge and the second is the coil cert. If you already know how to secure it will be a breeze.

 

We know at TMC you have a 100% chance of not getting an APU, but you will get a black Pete

If you go flat with Roehl out of Georgia you will have a better chance of staying West of the Mississippi and staying out of the NE.

 

I have not heard of "coil certified", what is that? Of course I can figure out it probably has something to do with coil loads and maybe the proper way to secure them? Will they teach this or offer this at the driving school?

 

I have been trying to decide which one I would prefer, I like the idea of hauling flatbed but at least with Roehl there is a choice if for some reason I do not like flatbed loads or can't handle flatbed work. Thanks for your reply.

 

You can do it online for $15, I am going to ask monday if I can.

 

what is three days, is it get home on friday and leave out on sunday or get home on thursday and leave out on monday

 

so really its just two whold days

 

Yes, but then you aren't out for exactly 264 hours. You are expected to be on time; they don't have to be. That's my main annoyance with this company.