Who should I start with?

Yes, I was hired with no experience, Budweiser trains their employees here, and also pays all but $150 for you to get your CDL's.

It's alot of exercise, summer hours are longer - but all in all I love what I do. As a matter of fact, I recently took a weekend pullup position as well, so im working 7 days a week for Bud.

 

I work for R.A. Jeffreys Distributing (Budweiser)....like I said its alot of exercise, but nothing hard about it - just long hours.

I have been there almost a year, and I should end up making about 41k

 

I would look into the local liquor and wine dist as well,...more money than beer,..here in WI anyway...
If yous know a tavern or liquor store owner,...it might pay to ask who their dist are,....gives yous a longer list of places to apply at...

 

Just met a fellow who started at Western Express who put in his 3yrs and has been working at Heartland express since the beginning of this yr. While I know little about Swift, Roehl, SNI, Prime, SRT, Crete, others; it seems to me that Crete and Roehl are better and some of the distribution places like McClane will take newbies also.

Hunter

 

Well all of these is nice, but I have problem with Roehl- I graduated end of September, apply there get approved but when I called to schedule orientation was told that they are not hiring now? So, what is my oteher choice- tried with Schneider, KLLM and finnaly on Wednesday should start orientation with Werner, can not wait any more.

 

u might give the food dist.like sysco and the other companies just like em a try,drive a tractor with a pup on the back have between 45 to 60 stops per day to local rest.I have heard the pay can be between $40's to $55,000 per yr.BOL

 

Sigma, Sysco, Averitt, and Old dominion all take recent grads too. Also, WEL systems takes grads too. Conway Truckload, and ABF takes grads too. All those are good companies to start out with.

Hunter