Starting DCCC in Mocksville in 2 Weeks

i'll be right there with you in mocksville. good luck to you (and to me, too!)

 

and it will go faster than you realize....and the days will be long....and yard days will be hot...that asphalt on the range is cooking lol.....but it's a good primer for the even longer days you'll spend when you get out here.....

good luck to all of you....i'll try to get by there in the truck at some point during the class.....

 

Epes out of greensboro....#### good company....can't say enough about them....smaller company=better experience.....don't see myself going aywhere else unless some dream job falls out of the sky into my lap....they recruit from there and like the students from there...the high quality instruction and time in the seat was a big payoff at orientation and during the time with my trainer

 

He's has a very vaild point,, DON'T go with any of those mega bottom feeder companies.
Give EPES out of Greensboro a call,, they DON'T lie to you. They don't use and abuse you.
They do offer a training program for fresh graduates, where as the trainer doesn't drive, nor does he get paid YOUR miles ( you do). You'll make GOOD money, have the respect from dispatchers you deserve, good well maintained equipment, AND you'll be home EVERY week for your restart. There are MANY advantages to going to EPES.
Yea, I worked for them till I became an O/O, they have safety meeting once a year,, but man,, it's not a meeting at all,, it's a dinner, plus you could win prizes,, Like I did,, ( a DBL door fridge) and was only there 1.5 months at the time.

 

Yeah the program is WAY more in depth and you'll get much more than what is required by the state. When you actually do the backing part for the actual testing for the license, you'll be dumbfounded how little the state requires after the hoops they have you jump through for what the school requires to pass the course. It will show when you road test for your job as well. Of 5 students at my orientation, I was the only one that made it past the first day/road test. The lack of training in these other "schools" in our area was very apparent.