Climate Express

I sent in my resume through indeed today to climate Express because they had a listing for the Milwaukee area. I'm not sure if I still want to continue working out of Wisconsin because I have a house in Grafton, Illinois and I might rather just work out there HQ in Union, Missouri. I might just need to take some time off and check things out in Missouri to make sure I want to make that move.

 

I'm hauling plastic resin. It will be used to pave the running track at this school.
Just for the record, there was no mention of it being a tanker load beforehand. Product description just said totes.

 

Yeah I'm in pretty much the same situation. Deliver Friday at 9am. I'm only 4hrs from the drop now. You got the coke load I was hoping for lol. Do you think I'll get a nice long weekend run out of Texas? This is my first time down here with climate.

 

I have a few more questions that anyone is welcome to answer:

1. Do the trucks have inverters?

2. Do they use driver facing cameras?

3. Are the APUs on the trucks electric or diesel?

4. They have a preferred fuel stop/truck stop?

5. Do they reimburse if you need to use paid parking?

 

On the inverter question. You can buy one from them and have it installed if you need the inverter capability all of the time. And you can attach to it via Bluetooth on your phone to turn it on or off. If ya just need it during break times then ya just run a power cord from the app power outlet to the shore power outlet and all your outlets are live with the apu running.

 

Thank you, that is very helpful to know as I am attempting to operate a medical device that I would prefer to have running all the time.

One other question I had is what could I potentially expect in terms of scheduling? I have done read for work before so I get that the work schedule can be variable but I suppose my question is is there any consistency in terms of working days or nights? Also are you expected to run split sleeper or anything like that?