hey there guys and girls , was wondering how i can find out about good companies to work for. im so confused so many web sits yet no information about how they treat there works or safety aspects . i know off 2 good ones Challenger and wastcan but really unsure about otheres. thank all so looking in Montreal or vancover areas
name a company and i can show you 3 drivers that love the company and 3 that hate it. if it works for you, youll like it, if it dont, you wont
Hey rzl-dzl I thought I would pay the best price to go to school and then join up with a company that I choose,,in order to avoid the (contract) staying with them . What do you think ?? donmelink
thanks guys i know your kind of right about like and hate can you find out about there safety record any where
Guys. Don't sign contracts for a driving job. Ask yourself how bad is the "turnover" at a company that needs you to sign a contract. Here's a link to the DOT snapshot site. You'll need their carrier/DOT number. Google it. http://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/CompanySnapshot.aspx
That's it. Use the link. Here is a shot at who I work for and they have a low score, which is what you want in a company. http://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/query.asp?searchtype=ANY&query_type=queryCarrierSnapshot&query_param=USDOT&original_query_param=NAME&query_string=245330&original_query_string=BISON%20TRANSPORT%20INC If you want to know more, and I'll use the same company for this. Look here. http://ai.fmcsa.dot.gov/SMS/Data/carrier.aspx?enc=vDQILcpIjKF6Om3yh+wkeIQjSZn05OV/+YOXNQxo+CE= I have been there since 09 and have no problem with my trucks or runs. I told them from day one I don't run at night, and they don't ask me to. I told them if the truck has problems, it get's fixed, and it does. I have been around the block so many times over the last 20 years. And this is where I stay. There not perfect and none are, but I'm treated right, and that's what counts. I don't plan to leave unless something bad happens. With these two sites you should be able to find a proper place to work. Keep in mind that this only works for companies that run the US. The US put it out there for all to see, I don't think Canada did that yet. But they should.
he's not talkin aboot signing a contract for a job he's talkin aboot signing a contract in exchange for FREE driver training, getting his license thru a company
thanks guys for this information . does any one know of company that off the LOM or othere programmers for helping over seas drivers become citizens ect