need advice. was let go by allchemical today. don't know which way to go

the story is I went to a customer yesterday and I been going to them daily for the past week and two days this week. Everytime I delivered there I was told to do my connections and then sit in the truck until they let me know that everything is finished. Yesterday I found out the hard way that this isn't their policy. I do know that you're supposed to be within eyesight of your connections but being as though one of the company's employees told me to wait in the truck I thought that's what you're supposed to do. So while sitting in the truck I rest my head in my hand while waiting and the someone is standing there taking pictures of me. Next another guy says something to me and tells me I have to wait by my connection. Today I come to work and they tell me they have to let me go because the company don't want me hauling their product anymore.
what a day. Now I'm looking for work again in the chemical field just don't know which way to go.

 

My company's policy was never really stated. I'm new there I just started in January. They keep a close eye on new guys because they have so many vets and owner operators there. One time I ran out of fuel and they suspended me for three days. Their equipment is old and ran down and in most trucks a lot of the gauges don't work. I made a judgment call on the fuel by looking at it and ran out of fuel while off loading. So I was basically on their hit list anyway. As for the policy I know I'm supposed to be there to monitor also but I went by what one of the employees told me which I thought was their policy. Now just have to keep looking. I have a family to take care of.

 

Yeah maybe. The crazy thing is what do they expect you to do when you're told to sit in the truck by one of the employees? And they claim that Brenntag don't want me hauling their product and that's why they had to let me go.

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That was definitely the case. I was even having issues about where I parked my personal vehicle. I do take some responsibility but I still don't understand what they expected me to do when I was told to sit in the truck? Not only that I do feel it's unprofessional to have a company taking pictures of me. I felt if their policy wasn't what I was lead to believe it was they could've just told me and left it at that. This is what also leads me to believe that my company was behind this also.