Roehl Transport -- my story

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  1. Elchery

    Elchery Bobtail Member

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    nice information here, good to know you doing ok, roehl look like a good place to start, keep it up man good look.
     
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  3. Thebeesknees

    Thebeesknees Bobtail Member

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    Jeep nut I went to NETTTS as well same time as you I live right up in tilton nh, I took the 160 course tho.. I have been trying to find a job for a month now..but I have kids at home I wanna stay close to home as possible. What's their home time consist of? And how long is training? They hair tested you for drugs?? That's nuts guy
     
  4. snowbird_89

    snowbird_89 Road Train Member

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    Finding a local job with no exp is very hard for newbies. I'm in the same boat as you too. What made you wanna get into trucking?
     
  5. DrtyDiesel

    DrtyDiesel Road Train Member

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    Roehl does 7/7, 14/7, and national hometime plans

    Roehls national honetime is a sliding scale

    11 data out 2 days off
    12 days out 3 days off
    18 days out 4 days off
    24 days out 5 days off
    30 days out 6 days of
    36+ days out 7 off

    They test your hair because urine tests are easy to get around

    Training with a road trainer is 7-14 days.


    Ethan
     
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  6. jeepnut_nh

    jeepnut_nh Medium Load Member

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    testing out of phase 2 tomorrow here in marshfield!

    i'd have put this in one of my place holding posts but i cant seem to find an "edit" for posts...am i missing something obvious?

    anyways, my trainer is a very experienced driver with 28 years OTR (8 here)

    if i can remember and apply 10% of what he taught i will be good :)

    there is a TON of stuff to deal with effectively to be really good at this. Time management being at the top o the list :biggrin_25519:
     
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  7. Thebeesknees

    Thebeesknees Bobtail Member

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    #### well there ya go, that's a lot of years..longer then I've been alive lol
     
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  8. jeepnut_nh

    jeepnut_nh Medium Load Member

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    Passed!! with flying colors i might add.

    met my phase 3 fleet manager and he is working on getting me a truck. :biggrin_2552:

    looking forward to getting out there and finding out if i can handle this job for real :)
     
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  9. geppetto

    geppetto Light Load Member

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    Good job, congratulations! I start orientation on Monday in Appleton. Can't wait.
     
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  10. ladytrucker49

    ladytrucker49 Bobtail Member

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    I have been forgetting to ask about breaks during the day in school.

    How many and how long for instance ?

    Is there an hour for lunch ?

    Good luck to all that are starting tomorrow !
     
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  11. diabello

    diabello Light Load Member

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    Good Luck Jeepnut!, just take your time backing at shippers and receivers, ask other truckers if you need help. Have seen a lot of newbies have backing accidents in the first couple months.

    What hometime are you on?
     
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