Yeah, and we deliver pipe to perry equipment. Just take your time and listen and pay attention to what they tell you in orientation. Why do you want OTR if you have a stable gig at home? I take it you flatbed if you go to nucor? I have left local gigs to go back OTR, so I am not putting you down. Just curious.
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by papabear1170, Nov 23, 2007.
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Also, on top of the road test, the physical part of the testing, lifting tarps, climbing on the trailer, etc.. After all I am 47 and a big guy, just a little nervous about all of Mavericks requirements. I do appreciate all of the info on this Forum especially about Maverick. Thanks
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I don't know Notarps, I make around $ 14.00 / hr driving a 2006 Mack Tri-Axle hauling scrap metal in and out of Nucor daily. I hope this isn't a mistake I just want something different, but I don't want to sacrifice all my hometime because of family, thats why I am so interested in Maverick getting to have weekends at home..
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What usually does a normal weekend look like time wise for you, in late Friday and then back out sometime Sunday I suppose it is according where you deliver Mondays load? I appreciate your input!!
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So what kind of hometime do you get with Maverick?... never mind I just finished reading the rest of your posts... guess that woulda been helpful to begin with.. are my blond roots showing again? *sigh*
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Hey Notarps, I have been reading the Horror stories that Daytona has had, you hear anything about his adventures with Maverick lately? Also what is with this "Agility" test for Maverick, sit ups, jumping up on a 5 foot box, is all this true?
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I did have a spell awhile back when I had a black cloud that was chasing me and eveything seemed to go wrong for me. It had nothing to do with maverick tho. Sometimes in trucking things just go wrong. I have never had a flat at all (with maverick). Truck or trailer. I think daytona has had 3 or 4. There is an agility test. They check your range of motion, balance and your strength. There is a climbing test as well. You have to be able to get on top of the load. Flatbedding takes ability and a lot of thinking. You have to figure out how to secure your load and be up to the task of the challenge of the physical side of doing it. They just want to make sure that you can perform the steps to secure and tarp.
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I understand about the physical side of flatbedding, but he mentioned something in one of his posts about having to jump up on a 5 foot tall box on top of a trailer, that is pretty high and I am 6'3"
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