So glad I went tankers!

When I was looking for a good tanker company in SE Wisconsin chinatown was nice enough to recommend a few companies. One of those was JLP transport in Horicon, Wisconsin and Kentucky. After an interview and road test.....I got an offer. I was a little wary of working for a company with 24 trucks and even more wary seeing as though they had just been sold to a little larger company Ottery Transport that had 55 trucks but I took the job. What made me feel better was my road test was done by the new owner of the company. Very impressed with him. Down to earth, also drives regularly. What didn't impress me was when I asked the for the offer to be put in writing...."Uh, we don't do that." I almost ran screaming! I smelled a big pile of BS! I didn't and I am so very glad I didn't! I have never been happier with a company. Yes, they can and will work your butt off....if you are a runner. Their equipment is well maintained and runs well. They usually run our 70 out then bring us home. They keep us moving so that usually takes 6 to 7 days depending on the run. We sit on some runs but most of the time we load ourselves (1-2 hours) and unload assisted but usually very quickly. Food grade tanker, mainly yeast. Of course, any job is what you make of it. I find it easy to make it good here.

 

You won't miss a beat here. More if you want to stay out longer than a week.

Major difference is MUCH fewer hassles. Most of the time when we check in we get an "Oh good! You're here!" Instead of the "What the *%& do you want?"

What company are you with?

 

Thought I replied to this from my phone. Didn't work obviously.

We are based out of Horicon, WI with another area in Northern Kentucky.

 

Not to familiar with that side. But, give them a call. They are great people and easy to talk to.