New Driver,Have CDL,Should I jump ship? Pam Mentor flaked on me.

It won't happen you need to look for a company with a better training program.I've heard Crete is good.

 

I wouldn't give them more than a day to respond with another trainer.
I'd either look at threads covering suggestions for someone in your position. Or post a thread asking for suggestions. There are plenty of good companies willing to take on a new CDL grad. That's what you want to focus on.

 

Having those endorsements makes you more valuable.Look around for tanker jobs that train.Start with this website www.liquidtrucking.com

 

There are plenty of companies who will cover the cost of CDL school. They will advertise it on their website.

 

I looked at PAM just the other day doing my research of where to start. As soon as I read .29 a mile I moved on.

 

Here's some to check and most aren't familiar to most drivers:
Howard Transportation - they may still have a terminal in Kenly; not sure. It's a 150 truck company and a private carrier for Howard Industries.
Senn Freight Lines - small flatbed company in Newberry,SC. Trucks look identical to Howard Transportation trucks. Nice long coast to coast runs. Don't think they even have a website. Give em' a call.
East-West Inc. - (www.goeastwestinc.com) - coast to coast dry van in Swannanoa,NC.
L.J. Rogers - Mebane,NC - (www.lj-rogers.com) - this company owns L.J. Rogers Trucking and Carolina Southern (40 tractors & 80 trailers). Long coast to coast runs with the Carolina Southern division.