Food grade tanker companies

Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by AntDogg619, Jan 13, 2017.

  1. AntDogg619

    AntDogg619 Bobtail Member

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    So I got my CDL with endorsements back in November and planning on going with Prime tanker for my first year. Anyone know good companies to look at after I get my year in? Or a better company that will hire me straight out of school? I'm in Chicago
     
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  3. slim shady

    slim shady Road Train Member

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    Try Carry in Bridgeview, they are part of Superior carriers, superior trains so maybe Carry will also.
    Also maybe try Foodliner
    Scheinder trains but Chemicals
    Why food grade?
     
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  4. AntDogg619

    AntDogg619 Bobtail Member

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    Thanks, Shady. I'll call them Monday and see what's up. I just don't want to deal with hazmat
     
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  5. Switcher

    Switcher Light Load Member

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    Which school did you go to for your CDL?
     
  6. AntDogg619

    AntDogg619 Bobtail Member

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    Advantage
     
  7. 6daysontheroad

    6daysontheroad Medium Load Member

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    If you don't want to deal with hazmat, there are a few food grade companies that haul some placarded materials, such as alcohol and acids. Langers and Oakley come to mind.
     
  8. DannyB

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    You might consider AG trucking out of Goshen In. Food grade only and they have an office in Chicago. Smaller company than a mega.
     
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  9. slim shady

    slim shady Road Train Member

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    ^^^
    Pretty good company, Aside from those driver facing camera's
     
  10. AntDogg619

    AntDogg619 Bobtail Member

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    Cool, thanks. Says I need 2 years experience. I'll definitely consider them when I get that
     
  11. Switcher

    Switcher Light Load Member

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    @Chinatown recommends applying to those companies who want experience, even if you have none. I plan on doing so once I get my CDL. The way I see if, even if they say no initially, they've already got my name on file and possibly an open door in the future.
     
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