Looking for more information.

Long story short, I've been pouring over the forums about tanker information,, even found a few bulk jobs near me in Alabama, and slot of things are pointing me towards Schnieder.'s training.
The thing is, I have my twic, can get hazmat pretty easy once I get rolling, but I just want to make sure I'm decently educated before taking the plunge into tanker (haha).

I've driven dryvan, flatbed, etc off and on since 2004, only taking a break from the road back in 2008 to 2010 to do plant work. I've been unemployed the past year due to medical, but should be cleared come January.. So I guess what I'm going on about is.. Is Schneider my only option for get tin decent home time, and more importantly, the proper education I'll need for learning tanker? I was with Schneider a few years back, left after a new dbl and me didn't see eye to eye about get tin home after my son was born. But that was obviously dryvan.

Any input would be great. I've asked around in other threads in regards to particular companies, but I'm deadset on going the tanker route.

 

I'll look into it. I guess I should've specified what decent meant. Every other week is fine. Do they handle all forms of bulk/tanker? Or more of a niche?

 

So would I better benefit from doing training that covers all avenues?

 

Thanks Roady.