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Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by AzTrucker13, Nov 30, 2017.

  1. Nov 30, 2017 #1
    AzTrucker13

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    I’m finishing up my CDL training through a local college. I’m also getting my tanker and hazmat endorsements. I’m curious as to what companies for tanker and hazmat, I don’t care what is being hauled I’m easy to teach, are the best as far as pay. I want to go where the money is. If I can get paid great to have fun driving a rig, that would be awesome. Also, after I get experience which companies would be the best to switch to? I prefer local or regional, if possible. I live in the bottom of Virginia. Anywhere from Roanoke, VA to Marion, VA to Winston Salem, NC and Greensboro, NC. Thanks a ton for the help!
     
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  3. Nov 30, 2017 #2
    Chinatown

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    Since we don't know which town you live in; all we can do is give you a list of tanker companies that hire new cdl grads and you can contact them and ask if they hire where you live.
    All these hire new cdl grads, even if the websites have otherwise:
    McKenzie Tank Lines
    Trimac Transportation
    Bay & Bay Transportation
    Schneider Bulk
    CTL Transportation
    Liquid Trucking
    AirGas
    Service Transport
    Superior-Carriers
    Tidewater Transit
     
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    Hey, thank you a ton! I love in Hillsville, VA! Idk if that changes anything. I really appreciate it! Haven’t heard of a quite a few of these companies!
     
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    Chinatown

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    Some of the better companies you probably won't hear about in cdl school. For example, here's some that hire new cdl grads and the school probably won't even mention them:
    Old Dominion Freight Lines
    Danny Herman Trucking - no Northeast; lots of Texas border towns and Southern California.
    J&R Schugel
    Contract Freighters (www.cfidrive.com)-run all over; Florida, California,Washington State, and everywhere in between.
    Magnum Ltd.
    Abilene Motor Express in Richmond
    Freymiller -(www.drive4freymiller.com) hires new cdl grads through their "Restore Program."
    Tyson Foods
    Colonial Freight Systems
    East-West Inc. (www.goeastwestinc.com)
    All the above hire new grads even if the websites have different.
     
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    R.O. Harrell, South Boston, VA (non-haz liquid and pneumatics)
    Southern Tank, Holly Hill, SC (a couple of terminals in VA) (pneumatics)
    Lisk Trucking, Wade, NC (pneumatics)
    Atlantic Bulk Carriers, Providence Forge, VA (has a location in Covington, VA)

    As China usually says, forget what the websites tell you. Look up the companies you are interested in, find their recruiting or Human Resources number and call them to find out if they are willing to train a new driver. The worst they can do is say "NO!!!!". Even a definite NO may end up as a potential employer after you go somewhere else for 6 months to 1 year. You never know until you make the call.

    A piece of caution for you. It seems most, if not all, hazmat companies want their equipment parked on their yard, tank wash, or at a customer when the driver is on home time. That means a commute to where ever your truck happens to be. Non-hazardous haulers are not usually as restrictive and you can park where ever you have permission from the property owner. Of course, there are companies who have local restrictions (ie, if you live within a certain radius from the terminal, they want your truck on the yard. A company local to me has dry vans and if you live within 50 miles, they want the equipment on the yard during your home time).
     
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    Puryear Tank Lines based in Apex, NC has trucks all over Virginia and Hilco in Greensboro, NC
     
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  10. Dec 3, 2017 #8
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    You all freaking rule!!! Thank you so very much!!! If there are more recommendations, please let me know! Thanks again! :)
     
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