Offer from Schneider Tanker

No I don't think that at all, I appreciate all info I get on here. I have been working on big airplanes for the last 20 years and just wanting to do something different. I carry big engine parts up and down ladders like AC and DC generators and starters, fuel and defuel aircraft,engine and prop changes, tire changes, brake changes and w whole lot of other physical stuff but I also realize turning 60 next month that I have slowed down over the years

I might have a problem passing the test so I think may I will pass for now.

If I get into driving I am looking for something a little easier maybe. I thought maybe tanker or flatbed but they both seem more physical than reefer or van.

Still doing research though.

Would like a job just drop and hook with a lot of miles, maybe pull doubles. This seems interesting to me.

Thanks for the heads up !

 

Can you share your reason you decided to pass on this ???

 

For those of you considering Schneider there is a video on their website that describes the pre work screen. If you fail you should take a serious look at your health and make changes to improve it. Change your diet and start an exercise program. It is not that difficult and someone in reasonably good health should be able to pass with no problem.

 

I have my interview tomorrow via telephone with schneider tanker division. Im a current LTL driver but looking for more money. The position with schneider is not an otr position. I believe the schedule is 4 on and 2 off. I Have no previous tanker experience. Does anyone know how the pay works, what is the starting pay, schedule, any bonuses. Any info would be appreciated.

 

what's the pay and conditions like for O/O,s with Schneider??

 

Talked with a SNI driver the other day hauling a van. Said he gets both mileage and % but who knows if that's true. Said his % was at 60%
IMHO, % is the way to go. I just can't see how you're gonna make money on their mileage rates.
But maybe I'm missing something somewhere. Schneider is a good place to start but I have to think there's better opportunities out there once you get your feet wet.
Good luck.