I am starting orientation with Swift on July 16th and reading through the not so informative threads for Swift, I am looking for as much info as possible as to what it is like to go through the orientation and 6 week training process.. I haven't been hearing good things from what I have been able to dig up online, so I am hoping to hear from some of the veterans and some of the new drivers who have just recently finished up their training within the past month or so..
Starting Orientation 7/16/2012..
Discussion in 'Swift' started by Neekva757, Jul 8, 2012.
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Everyone has to start somewhere,just stick with it good and bad and get through it.You can always move on later after you get some experience.
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Worked for them for a year,not as a new driver.My wife attended their driving school and rode with a mentor.She then teamed with me.Have you got your CDL already?
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Orientation is pretty simple.Just alot of paperwork,listening to policies and procedures,log books etc......Just make sure you have everything they told you to bring.On the last day they give out driver codes.If you get one you are hired.Then you go out with a mentor,you may get one that day,you may not.Either way you will be with them for around 6 weeks.Hopefully you will get an actual mentor and not some moron training for the extra pay.If you have problems you can contact the training fleet manager and see about getting another.If everything goes good after you get your hours in you will test out and get your own truck and be on your way.
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391.41(b)(6)
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulations/administration/medical.htmNeekva757 Thanks this. -
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They will do their own. They want to cover the bases them selfs.
You'll have to another physical through a Swift funded physican. Bring any and aall medical records... I had a skull fracture three years before joining swift yet they would not clear me without my doctor saying I wasnt on any meds and so forth... So have everything ready... This is a job interview! You're not hired yet.
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