The Cryo Hauler Thread

Maybe getting back all the workers that took the whole of winter off

 

thanks, yea saw that it's 166 miles from where i live local home daily would be brutal. i'm in northern NJ close to NYC seems like there are no plants for cryogenics in this area as i can see

 

Slow time of the year. We are down almost half our normal workload. It's nice in a way. You can go do your job job and not have to n worry about getting the truck back in time for the next guy to hop in.

 

Even if our terminal was super busy, we wouldn't hire more drivers. Our terminals have a cap and we only hire if someone leaves.

 

We got 2 in training now and one in background and another on the hook so..
What Linde does is shift work to the closest barn with the most available drivers.
Sometimes we do KC work and a lot of times we do Chicago's work and occasionally Denvers.

 

Anyone know about a company called US cryo carriers? Was going to park my truck to go home and I see one of them with a nitrogen trailer parked here

 

Dont know too much but do know that they're like LGT and Genox were they are contracted by the bigs.

I actually ran into a company driver for them that was delivering to one of our customers. Air Products was using them. Guy said they get paid about $1 per mile but didnt say anything else. He was in a day cab.