Is Atlanta optimal for tankers?

4 months isn't huge. Last year people would hire you. Capacity is higher this year, I don't know how greedy companies are for new people. The bulk pneumatic you will be home every night, at least that's what I here.

 

Atlantic Bulk Carrier > Atlantic Bulk Carrier
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Right now h e ewell is recruiting hard in the Savannah area a driver was telling me about it.... avoid qc as a company driver..... pay is bad

 

It is our policy to contract with the most qualified and responsible individuals for positions. Our minimum hiring requirements for drivers are:

• Must be a minimum of 21 years of age.
• Must be able to document at least one year of tractor trailer experience over public highways.
• Must be in possession of a valid Class A CDL license with a Tanker endorsement.
• Must not have had an operator's license suspended within the previous three years for unsafe operation or have a record that would indicate a disregard for public safety.
• Must not have any major preventable accidents.
• No more than 1 violation in the preceding 3 years.
• Must be able to pass a DOT physical & Drug Screen.
• Must be able to present a 10 year verifiable employment history showing all unemployment gaps if any.

 

It's Monday.....

 

Doing qc lease for a year while I clean my driver license then heading over there they dont even require hazmat.

 

Give it a week or two. Call on wed or Thursday and make sure they got them.

They might be requesting mvr on you.

 

That's odd; they hire new cdl school grads.
"Have 6 months of recent, verifiable, tractor/trailer experience with a regulated carrier OR be a recent graduate from an accredited truck driving school."