New Graduate in New England, career advice wanted.

in new england, home heating oil is all year long. people run thier water heaters on oil in some homes.

then you have onsite fueling of equipment at constrution sites and trucking companies..Diesel Direct is one

but there are others. you work what ever shift you get. go fuel up your truck, go to your stops.

oil delivery, is the same, just different fuels at the tank farms.

average pay for class B jobs would be about $23 per hour, the onsite fueling companies DO HAVE class A tankers as well.

 

Where are you in New England exactly; which city/town/nearest city?

 

How about Gulf or Cumberland farms (whatever they call themselves now) out of providence......

 

Her's a union local job: If you have less than 1 year experience, you may be eligible for training.

• A Class A CDL with doubles/triples, tanker and HAZMAT endorsements are required.

Click here > Apply On Company Site
Make more money! Wages are Teamster Union Scale which are greater than most other carriers! City Drivers also receive overtime pay after 8 hours/day.

• Be Home more often! Home time for ABF Freight drivers far exceeds that of other drivers within the truckload industry.

• Vast majority of ABF Freight local driving jobs are Monday through Friday.

• All drivers receive health and welfare benefits with no employee paid premiums.

 

New Penn - local driver

• 21 years of age or older

• Must hold a valid CDL-A with HazMat and tank endorsements in state of residence

• One year of truck driving experience with safe driving history OR a graduate from an approved driving school.

• Click here for more info: Apply On Company Site

 

There is a lot of scrap hauling over there.

But there isnt enough freight for the number or available trucks.. The population density of new england consumes massive amounts of consumer goods hauled up from elsewhere, but the ever shrinking manufacturer base there does not put out enough loads to satisfy the number of empty trucks needing to leave after unloading.. Therefore the trucks are underbidding each other to haul back at less than cost, just to have a load. Theres also no truckstops, tons of tolls, crap roads, snow, high fuel and constant traffic. Im from mass.

If youre gonna relocate, leave new england. If youre gonna stay, look at end dumps.

 

Wind River - click here > Apply On Company Site
We are the leader in non-hazardous waste water management on the east coast and we’re rapidly growing! We are looking to add CDL-licensed drivers to our team!

This is a full time,full benefits, M-F day position, with occasional nights and/or weekend work during busy season and on-call rotation.

This position is responsible for residential and commercial pumping and disposal of non-hazardous waste and has direct contact with Wind River Environmental customers.

Applicants Must:

• Be at least 21 years old
• Have a CDL Class A or B license
• Ability and willingness to obtain a tanker endorsement if requested

 

That’s hauling septic.......