Which Company for a Beginner?

Where do you live? Wanna make $1,000 per week guaranteed?

 

No knock against trooper but the guy drove a year maybe more? I'll call on trooper when I need police advice. China is the company man!

 

I have two friends that graduated with me back in September. One went to Schneider and the other Werner and both want to find a better job at this point. Both are not getting many miles and have had to sit days for a load...
Schneider imo, new grad time with a trainer is too short and their trucks are too slow. My friend has already had a couple incidents..

Werner imo, their training is too long but I must say that my friend has been incident free and really liked the company at first. His problem now is that his paychecks are only around $450 per week and he's had to wait a few days for loads more than once.

Me...after going to a flatbed company with shiny trucks I quit due to being paired wit a fat, lazy, slob of a trainer.

I ended up putting a resume on Craigslist and landed an incredible job as a IC. They handed me the keys to a 2016 Cascadia and are running my buttons off. Truck is governed at 75mph and I'm given the freedom and respect we all deserve.

I get no benefits but I make incredible money for a newbie. My net take home for my first week ( four loads) was over $1,800...The other drivers with a lot of experience are pulling in $2,500ish a week.

Don't jump at the first mega that offers you a job because you are only going to be treated like cattle...and don't do what I did....choosing a company because they have shiny trucks

Think outside the box as I ended up doing and you may just land your dream job out of the gate..

Lastly...take Chinatowns advice...you won't go wrong if you do.

 

Britton would be near the top

 

MC Donalds you will make more and be home every night

 

And if you do really well you can move up to being Mayor Mc Cheese.

 

Humble cents you gotta see which company fits or meet your criteria and needs, just because some drivers have gotten a bad experience doesn't mean it won't work out for ya. Good luck

 

How about :
Halliburton
Baker Hughes
Schlumberger
Liberty Oilfield Services
Job title
"EQUIPMENT OPERATOR"

Location: Williston, ND; Gillette, WY; Henderson, CO; Odessa, TX

General tasks:

This position has a minimum requirement of a valid Commercial Driver's License, Class A. Job duties consist of but are not limited to:


Pre and Post trip inspections
Safe Frac equipment operation
Equipment maintenance and appearance
Hours of service are DOT applicable
Ensure all logbooks and pre/post trips are neat, complete and accurate

 

Outstanding work, phenomenal pay...until the camel jockeys knock the bottom out of the price of a barrel again. Then it dies overnight.

 

If you can find a company that has Apus and fridges day one go for it.