Orientation Schneider

Don’t worry, it’s Schneider. You will be sent to OTR without any problem.

 

Depends on how you do with your backing. If it’s not great, OTR you will go. It could be regional OTR... ask your recruiter.

 

In the end I don't think it really matters. I suspect you are going to be placed with a trainer regardless. I would not worry about it!

 

The key words in your original post is your positive attitude and expressed willingness to listen and learn. SNI will see to it that you’re road ready. It’s a solid place despite all the passive aggressive, sarcastic bitterness of the haters on here who will attempt to diminish your new found employer. Best of luck.

 

I hope that remark was not directed to me. I did not say anything bad about Schneider. I simply stated that they are not going to give a truck to someone with under 2 months experience. Not many carriers that will either. Just for the record I have advised maybe 20 drivers to give Schneider a call. They have some great opportunities. Oh BTW shhhhh don't say this out loud! So does Swift!

 

My experience with Schneider was a few years ago, but some of the guys coming though only had to go with a trainer for a a week. Literally a route out from Dallas, up to Missouri, back to La for Paper, then back to DFW.
When people failed the road test(speeding was an automatic fail), they just had to retest with the next group.(few days later if were the Monday group, following week if you were in the Tuesday group)

 

If you’re really concerned about it just tell your recruiter you’d prefer the full new grad orientation. That’s what I did with 8 months experience since I’d been out from behind the wheel for around a year. 2.5 months is really only enough experience where you’re not crapping your pants every time you turn the key IMHO.

 

You should be fine. I worked there when they were still using cabovers. I only trained for two weeks