I just completed Roehl's Orientation last week. I can't comment on what expenses are covered through Roehl's School, but I would definitely recommend attending it if you can. I attended a school here in Georgia (not RTDC), and while they were good, I really believe I would have been better off going to Marshfield. (I actually didn't know Roehl existed until I pulled their application from the bottom of the pile at the school) I have had the opportunity to meet some of Roehl's instructors and even had one of them work with me for about an hour and he fixed all of my problems in that very short period of time.
If you definitely want to go with Roehl Transport then I would attend their school. They will train you the way Roehl expects you to drive, and their instructors are top notch.
ROEHL BOUND... June 14th... Relief and excitement!
Discussion in 'Roehl' started by hindsy, May 18, 2010.
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"I just completed Roehl's Orientation last week. I can't comment on what expenses are covered through Roehl's School"
Sworn to secrecy?
Blood oath & secret handshakes? 
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Well they say it is 15 lloads minimum for evo 3. At least that many and the last 4 have to go without a hitch. remembering things and making on time.
So the truck has some major work ahead of it. It is currently sitting in the shop with the turbo off. I guess the turbo is bad... I get ready to go to lunch they say its the EGR valve. Ok they said around 3 or 4 it will be ready. Cool... not bad I'm thinking... I go eat lunch and come back in good spirit thinking 5 hours at the most and I'll be ready to roll... WRONG....
Not only is the EGR valve bad, but... you guessed it... the turbo as well. Problem- no parts here have to order... and I quote "no idea of time parts will be here" lol just a little... So 5-7 hours from time the parts arrive I may have a truck to drive. Hopefully they get here early and it is taken care of... then I can get out on the road and catch a nice length load somewhere! I'm maintaining a good attitude, tho I did ask why I couldn't just get into a flatbed truck since I'm going there anyhow... Said they don't do that... I know they do... Wiseguy? You have a flatbed truck? Correct? You didn't do load securement yet did you?
So there you are I sit here in Marshfield waiting once again... lol Its ok tho... this stuff happens now and then. I just hope this thing runs like a raped ape while I'm out there. I plan to stay out till the 3rd of September and go back out after Labor Day. I should have my 15 loads by then... Got 6 or 7 in right now... -
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