PSE Tractor Trailer Driver US Post Office

I banged in Thursday.. Which is when the 2 supposedly got their letter..mine could be there...probably not but hey never know

 

I just checked my status and it changed from "pre-hire list" to "offer phase (ext)" does anyone know what that means?

 

That means (from my experience) that you'll soon will be getting an email offering you a position and drug test

Congrats!

 

Means you should be getting Conditional Job Offer, and a bunch of emails from GIS to have Drug test, DOT Drug Test, and prior DOT employment checks done.

 

I accepted the job and took both drug test back in July

 

Then you should follow up with your POC

 

New bids are done. I've decided to stay on my run and pass on the Spotter position. I'm not sure how it works with PSE Clerks, but I would imagine you got your choice of start times though.

I like the run that I'm on now. It keeps me updated on how other City Drivers are doing. Like for example, I was parked next to a ABF driver the other day and I never new single screws were allowed to gross 80k pounds, but sure enough, it was registered at 80k. UPS Freight's new Volvo Tractors are ALL brown now, so you can't really tell who's Parcel or Freight. Fed Ex Ground does P&D too, which I always thought Fed Ex Freight handled that department. And apparently A Duie Pyle does reefer loads too, which is kind of odd for an LTL outfit. I had to double check to make sure it was actually a reefer, but sure enough, it was. I don't know if they have separate compartments for Frozen and Dry Freight, like National DCP/Dunkin Donuts has, but still, kind of odd for an LTL Company to have reefers though. I guess it opens up more opportunities that way

 

Since Im #1 when its time Id get my first choice. Hopefully no station positions. Guy above me had to take it. Unless je fails the test...then itd go to me..ugh hope he passed.

 

What's up guys. I have my interview next Wednesday. Anybody made it through probation? If so, how was it?

 

Hi Sho Nuff - I was just hired for a PTF TTO - but they sent a fact sheet for a non career employee. To confuse matters they said that I am eligible for benefits after 90 days. I'm a bit confused on what all this means. If you can shed some light on this subject it would be appreciated.