Tanker driver for a logging company?

Maybe fueling all the equipment on site...?

Did they say you need a hazmat endorsement...?

 

A lot of large construction companies or loggers have their own 6 or 10 wheel fuel tanker and you drive around their sites and fill up all the machines.....

Not sure if this is what they are looking for .
Or it’s a water truck to keep dust down on haul roads.....or for compaction when building haul roads.....

 

@REO6205 @okiedokie @Rugerfan are or were involved with logging I believe.

I tagged them so hopefully they'll respond.

 

My guess would be either water truck driver keeping haul road dust down and maybe fuel truck for equipment maybe. Water truck will start a couple hours before everyone else and you’ll always be the bad guy. Road will be too wet or not wet enough.

 

Are you sure you'll be a good fit for this job? Crack of dawn so to speak till late afternoon that just the start of it. You WILL be a top hand, driver. There's alot to know. Just a quick tip do not over water the corners or beaver slides! It's called dust control. And for god sake stay away from the outside/soft shoulders. 99% of time loaded have the right away. Ok I could go on but those loggers will get you lined out right fast. Good luck you'll love the woods.

 

Who is the interview with? Knowing that might help me with more useful advice. If you don't want to mention the company just let me know what town they're in.

 

Sounds like an awesome job, scenery-wise, however, be advised, I doubt it's running down a 6 lane interstate except to maybe get the fuel. I'm sure it's fuel tanker for their machines, they probably go through a lot of fuel or to the jobsite, which could involve some tricky driving. Could be tense.

 

Having rode in a truck on an open highway and out logging in the bush, I'd pick the bush over pavement. Way more challenging from what I've seen.