Can willingness to work nights boost my chances of getting hired?

Makes no difference if the job isn't available.

 

If you're willing to haul fuel during evening/night shifts -- that should definitely improve your chances of getting an interview.

The toughest shifts to fill start at/just after midnight.

But....just how much that will help you...vs other candidates who already have fuel experience....is really tough to say....without knowing more about the competition.

-- L

 

Just applying for jobs might find you one.

Take some initiative, get out there, talk to the companies hauling fuel, talk to the boss man ask if you can do a ride along to learn, be eager to help, be polite and professional, go in seeking knowledge not specifically looking for the job, if they like you a job is likely to appear.

Most companies don't want to take a chance on people with no experience because a lot of people want to treat a pay check like an attendance award, if you show them you are willing to show up and learn, that completely changes the dynamic.

 

The first thing you will likely hear at a fuel transport interview is, "This is a night shift position, will that be a problem?"

Honestly, you just gotta keep applying until your app crosses the right desk at the right time.