How real is this going to get? Schneider Bulk Training?

Heniff. You need a minimum of a year tanker here. Its an easy job
I'd say 75% of what I do is no touch

 

Regional tanker isnt bad either
Pretty much you take a load out and come back empty.
When I ran regional I was home pretty much every other night and weekends off

 

Isn't their terminal by me on the southside?

 

Yes we're in lansing, Moved out of Alsip terminal about 2 yrs ago

 

I dunno about"good$$". I make less weekly than some dry van drivers with the same amount of experience. Granted they drive almost 1000 more miles a week than i do. Schneider pay is low but they know their training is great and not many other companies hire on fresh outta school so they take advantage of that

 

The ones I'm familiar with are running OTR; maybe that's the difference in paychecks.
I didn't work for Schneider Bulk, but did run OTR pulling tankers, for .36 cpm and took home over a thousand a week on average, due to accessorial pays.

 

I dont mean to come off as disgruntled cause

I dont mean to come off as disgruntled cause im not. The training was great and they put safety as a main priority. I dont get calls EVER from dispatch asking why im not running. If im tired i sleep end of story. Scneider makes a ton of $$ from the government through subsidies by hiring long term unemployed and military. They look at themselves as a training company. To make decent $$ here you have to keep a clean driving record and become a traoner after 6 months. If you dont want to train, my advice is to get your experience and move on. Great starter company tho

 

I remember you from when you first started. You still with Schneider?