Evergreen Transportation, Mobile, Alabama

Yea, but I have to take that as they really do care. And that warms my heart.

Not much to report. Short day today, run to Louisiana and back. But, we are already have a run for Monday. I was mainly an observer the last 2 days. The trainer and I have a bunch in common. And I have some studying to do this weekend for the tank ops.

Oh, did I mention..........................paper logs?

This job requires some manual labor, but nothing I can't handle, I think. We'll see. This job takes a strong understanding of construction ways, if not, it will piss you off. Luckily, I was an electrician for many years, so I fully understand the in's and out's of construction. I am in the group that hauls dry concrete, fly ash and lime. Although dry concrete is all we've hauled the last two days.

 

Trainer has an auto International day cab. All of our trucks are day cabs. From the look of the "bone yard", I may get a Mack. I still have to master the dry bulk tank ops before I get cut loose. Perhaps first of December unless I can get it sooner. I'm not going to rush this like I did with my last employer. More to worry about here.