Hey guys and gals, I'm a new driver and I don't have any experience yet and I'm looking to get my foot in the door somewhere, I obtained my class one in December 2016 and still no luck yet.
Currently I live in Southern Alberta, Lethbridge.
I'm interested in flatdeck work but at this point I would take anything.
Unfortunately i currently don't have a vehicle so I'm limited to where I can look which doesn't help.
I do however have a job but its just general labor, I would love to use my class 1.
Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
New and still no luck :(
Discussion in 'Canadian Truckers Forum' started by SwitchingLanes, May 1, 2017.
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Get on with Rosenau to get you started. I guarantee that you won't regret it. They've been around for 60 years now. They also own Acropolis warehouse and I think they have one in your hometown.uncleal13 Thanks this. -
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H&R TRansport, B&D Walter, JK Trucking, Hughson Trucking, all are based out of Lethbridge. The last three have flat deck divisions.
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H&R doesn't have dedicated training, rarely they'll take someone new, they prefer 1 year experience.
B&D does take new drivers, going to drop off another resume today,
Both JK and Hughson are 3 year's exp
I hit dozens of places over the winter but now that its spring im heading out today to reapply to everything again.
Theres companies here but only maybe a handful will train if lucky, slim pickings for new drivers, if i had a car id probably be trucking now, i would hit Calgary and surrounding areas, but nope, the tranny had to go ☹️ -
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You should be able to get on with a long haul carrier. H&R? Busy town for that as I recall I haul french fries out of Lethbridge frequently a hundred years ago...the manager owned the lumper service...what a scam that was!
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not4hire and Prairie Boy Thank this.
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Get on with a courrier or the like (that has 5 tons and tandem bodyjobs) running a 5 ton, move up to class 3 work. Once you have experience shifting and driving big vehicles it will be an easier sell to get into tractors.
Dont underestimate the value of learning to shift effortlessly with a bodyjob.
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Not having a vehicle is going to really make it hard for you...
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