Starting soon, use CPap

The recruiter should know this but I'm pretty darn sure that they require you to have a 10hr battery back up. Don't quote me on the 10hrs though. They will install a inverter in your truck if there isn't one already, but you have to pay for it out of your paycheck.

 

i got a 12v plug in and a wall plug with my cpap, did you look to see if you can get a 12v for yours

 

its a 2 prong plug for when im at home, and then they gave me a 12v power cord for the truck, i dont have a link for you, its a resmed machine....sorry, roehl said you have to have it and sent it to me, couldnt tell you to much about it....you can also talk to denice in safty, i think her ext. is 2058

 

Mine is a 110 volt cpap, but I just use a jump pack and a plug in inverter for a back up, worked at home when Sandy knocked out power for four days, I charged the jump pack during the day when the generator was running and then used it at night for the CPAP. The jump pack is one I got a wally world that I use for jump starting a car or tractor or whatever at home. I don't carry it on the road with me, but I did bring it to orientation, but no one asked about it.

 

Roehl included a document called "Driver Conditional Hire Checklist" as part of the materials they sent me in the mail. On this list was the following:

"If you use a C-PAP machine, please bring a battery back-up for the machine as this is required. Your C-PAP machine must be able to run for at least 10 hours without the use of truck power or an auxiliary power unit."