SLAY used to be in St Louis. Don't know if they are still there or not. Chemical Leaman had a terminal in St Louis. Don't know if Quality Carriers kept it when they took over Leaman. You probably have a better shot at food grade in Mo. than chemicals.
Tankers the Schneider way
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Tardis, Dec 8, 2011.
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Schneider does give you extra gaskets and fittings. I still don't like having a tank wash lose them and then not want to correct their carelesness.
I'm sitting in Keasbey today doing a 34 hour reset along with another driver out of the Gary OC. We each started Tuesday morning and were totally out of our 70 hour clock by Monday morning. I won't complaign after reading a couple other posts where multiple 34 hour resets were done in a week for lack of work. -
not sure if this is same terminal from cltl days.
http://www.qualitydistribution.com/tools/LocationDetail.aspx?FacNum=739
Location Detail:
Facility: QCI - EAST SAINT LOUIS, IL (739)
Contact: Atkins, Steven
Address: 1133 N 1st St
East Saint Louis, IL, 62232
Phone: 888-848-4516
618-875-2855
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Just about any spare parts for the bulk trailers are available to drivers, they just have to search them out.Excorcist1 Thanks this. -
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Tardis, how often have you had to wear the full rubber suit in the last few weeks since you startred with SNI?
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I only ever wore the rubber suit when I was loading or unloading acid. We used the other suit for anything else requiring a placcard when we had to handle the product. If it was customer load or unload we waited in the drivers room or the cab of the truck
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