Holland Enterprises or Freymiller?

I worked at Holland in 2017/2018 . Pretty good company I just got tired of staying out so long

I remember the starting base pay was pretty horrible (38.5cpm) but I still made (gross) $68k my first year .

 

He's correct. I worked there 3 separate occasions. Great company.

 

They are a good company. And you get the miles. This month I’m hitting the 14,000 mile mark. Everything they said they would do they’ve backed it up.

 

Does Holland do hair or just urine drug test? And before some start about don’t do drug and blah blah… I quit driving in August cause I thought I was done trucking after 20 years and got into real estate. Turns out I want back on the road. I just needed to get away from the toxic company I was at and reset my sanity. I also thought I wanted to grow my hair out (been buzzed for 20 years) and style it for once now that I’m home and can shower every morning. Turns out it’s a pain in the rump to deal with everyday and I want to buzz it again. I pretty much have no other hair except this mop on my head and do not want to get a hair cut if I need it for a drug screen. Holland sounds right up my alley for what I’m looking for.

 

When I worked there it was just urine and they did it in house on the 2nd floor .

 

For the record every hair test I did they took it from my chest.

 

I have no body hair. I don’t mind them taking hair from my head. I just really want a hair cut ASAP but don’t want to shoot myself in the foot and show up with not enough hair to get the test and get sent home.

 

Holland is a cup test, 2nd floor bathroom by the orientation room. Orientation there is laid back and easy. You’ll enjoy working with them.

 

HotRod is correct. Holland only does urine during orientation and it’s on the second floor in a bathroom exclusively used for drug tests.

 

One thing too is if you medical card is more than a few months old you’ll be required to get it renewed or they have a small clinic nearby to use. If you’re on cpap you will need your last 90 days readings off of it or a recent letter of compliance from your ENT specialist, and if like me you have type 2 diabetes it needs to be under control through diet or medication, or the dot waiver if you’re on insulin. They are SUPER serious on being legal. It may seems like a pain to some but it’s a big reason their csa scores and oos rate are so low(we generally get left alone by the scales).