Denver area info

X-Country · Oct 13, 2014

try the Fritos plant. they are usually always hiring drivers.

striker said: ↑

Coors and Anheuser, you better know someone if you want a job there, they don't have their own trucks, only hostlers, everything else is farmed out or OTR. Groendyke requires winter mtn. exp., IIRC it's one yr in the last 5 yrs, and that includes chaining. The LTL's are hiring, but they are also farming out a lot of their line haul stuff.

Oh, and there is a lot of competition for driving jobs out here, last time we hired three drivers, we got 175 applications in two days, fax, email and in person.
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i just threw out suggestions for him thats all. not getting into the politics of each place!

ColoradoGreen · Oct 15, 2014

madman68 said: ↑

I don't have a problem with pulling anything. I'm 46 and work circles around young bucks so now back to being nice
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Well, after an ignorant comment like that guess I won't lend a whole lot of advice. I may be a 23-y/o owner-operator running oversize/ overweight, but I guess you'll work circles around me.

good luck finding you're bottom-of-the-barrell job in Denver. Might have known a place or two beyond the standard joints to look at. But, things just went all fuzzy in my memory for some reason.

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