Looking for job in Alberta

Are you sure about Manitoulin? I'm sure they limit their trucks to only 55mph. I wouldn't want to drive like that. I would not be able to stay awake.

 

Heard B&D payed well and had decent trucks and governed at 110. Was going to go there, but heard about someone not having a job to go back to after a vacation. That killed it for me.

 

Hello Stefan,
i shouldn't rely on Plains to get you a lmo.
I came to Canada 4.5 years ago. Bison transport offered me a contract after getting here in Alberta i had to apply for AINP after being approved for you apply for PR took me 3.5 years after getting here,but finally i am a Permanent Resident
Before i came i had to prove i had at least 10 years experience driving truck.
I advice you to find a big outfit get through those few years and you're home free.
BTW at Bison i got payed exactly the same as anyone else [made $65000 first year]

 

Sure if companies can't find drivers in Canada ' and it's not just the trucking industry that Is recruiting from outside Canada just about every other industry .

 

Try b&d Walter or even h&r as bad as there reputation is ' h&r preety much pay your flights training supply motel while training until they put you on the road stick it until you get pr and move on

 

It's not that there isn't enough drivers stacks, it's that there's not enough good paying jobs. If h and r paid 28 bucks an hour I'm sure they wouldn't have a problem filling seats.

 

Have a look in this thread for some good links to jobs in Alberta.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...m/232742-hmmmmmm-where-did-the-thread-go.html

 

I don't think Plains hires employee drivers. My husband pulled for them as an O/O for a couple of years.
I remember when they bought out Swan Energy, they sold all their trucks (not the trailers) and gave us O/Ops first dibs.
Anyone who was an employee driver was lookin for work elsewhere.... So I understand. Perhaps they've changed their policy.