Help please-flatbed job

I'm certainly not going to judge as years ago..Well nuff said there, Advice? GOOD GAWD man don't be afraid to throw out applications.! I would rather be turned down by a good trucking company than a good looking woman.! But that's just me.

I will send you a PM if willing to work for a company in S Minnesota.

 

I know a couple people who have far, far, worse records.... One includes Homicide and he works for a Huge company in the top 3. Attitude, Attitude, Attitude. When you walk in you give off vibes; and you want to be positive in mind so that it radiates out to those your asking for employment. Then when you get the chance don't let them down and it all works out. The individual I'm referring to has been with that company only since his release over 4 years ago. I can only surmise he figures he's lucky and thankful and had the right attitude. He's doing really well; so Its not all about the record; its about getting that chance. Then working well and hard that moment forward that will get you where you want...

 

I would check out Boyd Borthers, Melton, PGT Trucking, Maverick, Valley, and others. You live in a pretty good area freight. I personally think you can do better than what you are making. You might have to pull a dry van or reefer first and then work towards a flatbed job if you can not find one right away.

KH

 

Call Lone Star Transportion and never look back....80% oversize all Pete and KW fleet




American Trucker

 

Not sure what your background is; but you might want to look at the Oilfield service companies. Something like Sanjel, Halliburton, and Slumberger. Try to get into the Cement Departments where you work with a lighter load. 2inch Iron vs 4 inch Iron that's thickness by the way.... Though with either your going to do driving and stuff. With Frac you work harder; but you move more flatbeds around, including tankers and Overweight vehicles. Cement you do Tankers Mostly when you start then you will move to Mixers and Pump Trucks which care classified as Over weight in a lost of states. You will work 110 hrs in 6 days but you will have $1800 a week to show for it ...

Oh yeah I came down to Texas from WA state and I had a Refusal for Breathalyzer back in 1999 Guess what? Its still on my Record... Anything Alcohol Related is on for Life in my home state...

 

If your are still looking, give me a call at 6085145778 Alex Hayes.

 

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