I got the call from Roehl flatbed - Orientation and Training

Unless they haul stone in a dry van nowadays, I think your outta luck. You did do some research on Roehl to know what kind of loads they haul, right?

 

Sorry, they do flatbeds as well, but no dump trucks...............

 

You must be talking about rock from out in the montana mountains where maybe two chuncks make up the whole load. I would not be putting straps on that stuff either. Chain it and treat it like it wants to fall off your trailer because it does and will. Use your brain on the flat bed frieght.this is the end of todays lesson please send me 25 dollars, thank you it will be the best money you have ever spent

 

What happens if they put you on the Arizona manure run?

 

I know that with many flatbed companies hauling heavy equipment like that is considered a "specialized" division and oftentimes pays more and usually goes to the more senior drivers although I am sure there are exceptions.

 

We haul all different types of freight. We have flatbed, reefer, curtain side, and van.

I started in van then moved to flats. We do haul boulders but not often. Use only chains, no straps on rocks.

As for the hauling lowboys, good luck lol. We have a very small and exclusive heavy haul division. Last I heard its about 40 drivers, the waiting list to get into it is about 80 drivers. The first driver on that list was put on there more than 6 years ago. So to get in you either wait for someone to quit or retire.

Any other questions feel free to pm me or post on here.

We also haul a lot of coils out of Chicago and east Chicago.

Ethan