Does anyone works for Sherwin-Williams??

With their pay structure, I would hope there are tons of guys over $100k. At least I hope so…

 

It depends on how much guys want to work, there's a large element of the job that is about self motivation.

 

Is it strictly tailgating or do you have to carry actual buckets around and damage your back? How's the schedule weekends off or 3 weeks on 1 week off?

 

So far I haven't had to had to handle any freight by hand, but I've heard that it does happen at times. As far as the schedule I'm uncertain how it'll play out until I get done with this week.

 

Been running hard most of this week
Monday 4 stops in Midland/Odessa
Tuesday 5 stops between Tyler, Longview, Kilgore with a backhaul from Garland
Wednesday 1 stop San Antonio with a backhaul
Thursday 4 stops in Houston with lift gate
Friday 4 stops in San Antonio.

Still very happy with the move, 34 out and headed for a 3 stopper in the RGV

 

You on your own then?

 

Will be Sunday, trainer is driving on way back to the yard since I've been driving all week. Except for 2 hours Monday en route back to the yard.

 

100k/year? Does Sherwin-Williams hire out of Big Spring, TX (between Abilene and Odessa on I-20)? I saw one of your posts that listed several stops in Texas.

 

That I'm unsure of, you are required to park your equipment at the yard in Waco during your 34 off though.

 

Drive from Waco to Big Spring and then back would just about be the totality of my 34, so that wouldn't work. I really just got to fantasizing when I saw $100k.