6/21/16 Is the beginning of my Schneider career!!!

just keep checking the job postings regularly.

 

It would be the Atlas representative...I have never done it personally. I could never quite get the seat in the Glider in the right position, but the Cascadia seat I was able to adjust perfectly to where it does not affect my shoulders. I am of much less stature than you though..lol

 

There's no way the training should take 4 hours. Mine was 1 hour and 15 minutes. You sign off on a couple terms &conditions/agreement pages on the computer then hook up to a trailer, trailer pre-trip and a 15 minute drive around town. Honestly it would have taken 45 minutes if my OSR didn't have such a hard time walking and getting up into my truck. I'm sure as you've come to find out, there isn't much uniformity throughout the company so yours very well could take 4 hours but there is no reason it should.

 

What does OSR stand for and what do they do besides giving road tests to new hires?

 

Taking a stab in the dark here... Occupational Safety Rep.? @gentleroger will know.

 

Operations Support Rep, head trainer at an OC (FYI, some have inflated heads and egos, others are quite personable-lookin at U resort)

 

Seems like pretty nice gig. Give a couple of road tests to new guys otherwise fart into an office chair all day.

 

If I remember right, there may be a stipulation where youre on per diem for 90 days when you start. The last time I worked there, I was on per diem and I raised seven kind of kaine about it and they wouldnt take me off it until 3 months. Then they dropped my pay and I left after that so I only saw it for 2 checks

 

Yes. Ask one of them about helping you with your seat adjustment.