Holy ####e

What do you want to know?
I work for them out of the twin cities.

 

Cameras yes..front and rear
Decent med..43 a week for 2 and 6K or 8K max out of pocket.Aetna, couple diff choices
Pay is hrly in town<75 miles=$29
.59 p/m on road run
Paid for everything
Some barns more ,some less.
double time and a half holidays.
30 day training..60 day probation
About 40 overnights a year, you keep hotel perks
Central dispatch via computer, log on see where your going, you can call a automated system about 24 hrs before your start to see what your doing.
Micromanaging? These folks have a floor at HQ devoted to spending 100 dollars to save 1.
Thay dont hassle us on the cameras too much unless your effin up.
Good gig if you can follow their rules and play the game.
Get out of the truck, caulk wheels..put air to the system better be belted..it becomes habit.
Been truckin 43 yrs and here 8, probably retire here if i can make it 5 more
Good gig for a young guy or gal since you'll be nights and w/e for thr first 10 yrs.

Hope this helps.

BTW We just merged W Linde and that will be the co name and hiring process is at least 6 months

 

Not sure on medical, may be after 1 month.
We have alot of customers that use the product probably never do the same run twice in a week.
May pull OX and NI and AR in same wk.
Hospitals, manufacturers, food service, military, refineries, nuke plants...
Trlrs are basically a thermos inside of a thermos, the liquid is very dense and heavy and not forgiving.

Just alot of piping and valves, not to difficult to learn.
1st yr is 2wks vac, plus 1 wk purchased plus 4 personal days so near 4 wks.
OT after 10 hrs here.
Guys here are between 80 and 110K depends on if you want to work or not.
Never have to make a trip or delivery if you don't feel it's safe.
All equip and clothing is provided
I chose to work on the holidays since ill be home at the end of my shift and cant pass up the cabbage$$