Gas Cylinder delivery

We have a division that does cylinders , of which we provide the bulk product for the fills.

 

Know it’s an old thread but do you happen to still be doing it? How’s the actual work? Have a chance to work for Linde about 10 mins away from my house with a normal M-F schedule. Manager I interviewed almost seemed like he was trying to scare potential applicants with how hard the work is. Is it really that bad?

 

He was most likely just giving you the straight skinny..it's physical work but gets easier after you learn the job.
Always a chance to move on to another job with the company and they may train for a CDL class A if you don't possess one. Decent pay and benefits imho

 

Would you mind sharing some of your experience with me? I'm thinking about taking a cylinder job here locally and I'd like to hear the inside scoop on what a typical day is like.

 

Right on. Currently hauling gas which is easy and a good gig. Pay is low for a few years until I hit top pay but the issue is it’s a bit of a drive and most of my pay is going towards fuel costs and it’s a pretty rough schedule like most gas hauling jobs are.