Pneumatic bulk tankers

There are some out there, but most want at least one year.

 

thanks,Do you know the ones that will?I found a website called tanker yankers.com.Would this be a good place to start to get my foot in the door with tanker companies?

 

when i went to work for superior carriers, i did'nt have any experience pulllin a tank. i worked local for a couple a weeks loadin trailers at the rail yard gettin familiar with the trailer's. give'm a try.

 

i didn't see your location but if you live close to kingsport,tn. enterprise get's the most loads out of the local plant. superior is not good for that terminal.

 

It honestly takes only a day to learn to operate a pneumatic. Piece of cake. Some product is a little more tricky than others, but slow and steady wins the race. Alot of product I haul is limestone, open all the bays and let her go! Almost wish I got into pneumatics a long time ago.

 

The experience I'm saying (1+ year for most companies) is the driving experience, not necessarily tanker experience.

I agree you can learn how to operate the pneumatic tank within a day. I read about how to do it before applying to the company I am with now since I've only hauled dry-van. The guy that showed me the ropes gave me a few pointers and steps to unclog if it ever happens.

I've only hauled cement and flyash so far. Can't really open all three and let her go, but depending on what i'm unloading into I can go 1.5-2 and keep an eye on it. That flyash though... it makes a mess when they load it, to fluffy.

 

Good promotion for the company Burky its great to find out there are people out there in the Trucking industry that still care i worked for LW Miller about 6 years ago i also found them a really good company to deal with they had only 1 bad dispatcher who finally got dispatched (sacked) himself . If you like Pneumatic, Tanker of Reefer give them a call there based in SLC Ut and Logan UT

 

Experience - At least eighteen months over-the-road driving experience in all four seasons in a commercial semi-tractor. Experience should be recent (within last six months

here is the link http://superior-carriers.com/Drivers/Drivers.html

 

thanks fellas!!!!!I hope they give me a shot being I only have a approved truck driving school and 6 months over the road experience to fall on.Someone mentioned railyards...I love trains..I cant resist..Im calling superior first thing tomorrow!!