Magnum ltd - fargo, nd

I see a lot more companies out here in the arctic zone putting those yellow bands that stick out past the sidewall so you can see if your tires are turning while your going straight...must be a lot of those kind of drivers out here taking their trailers for a drag.

 

I'm in the deep freeze of Carrington, ND. It's a cool -3 at the moment after a high of 5. Picking up a noodle load here to be kept at 60 degrees.

 

https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/fmcsa3216

No more learning how to drive a truck from Daddy or Uncle Bill. Now you must go through a training program.

 

It sure is quiet around here lately! My vacation in Grand Forks ends tomorrow! W00t w00t!! I'm taking a load to Oklahoma.

 

This is my first time posting here, and have read quite a few of these posts, and it seems like you all are pretty happy with the company and seems like you guys are a good group of people...
I know the company hires new grads, was just wondering if any of you know what is the minimum hours they require you to have from the school? I thank you in advance for any info you csn give me.

 

Call the recruitment number on our web site or email tony doll. He is the best source for that information. You will have to go through him to get hired on anyway

Www.magnumlog.com

 

Does anyone know anything about fieldale farms in Murrayville, ga? Do they load early? Can I park on site? If not, where exactly are you supposed to park around there? Dawsonville would be the obvious answer, but they have a rep for being unfriendly, so I'm not sure I want to risk stopping at their wally. I really don't want to be on 285 during evening rush.

 

You can park onsite. Nice people. As far as loading early, who knows. We do have a drop trailer there.... I have been lucky every time and it was ready when I showed up. But hey... it's a chicken plant, so you never know

 

On site parking helps quite a bit, as does the part about a drop trailer. I'll head up there as soon as I get empty, a washout, and something to eat.

I figured out it was a chicken plant from its location and the 28 degree temp setting. At least it's going to Denver. Hopefully it will be loaded when I get there. Denver by 0700 Saturday is a tight run in a 64 mph truck.

Thank you, sir, for the information.

 

They require your school to be 200 hours . I am heading there in January.