I recently created a thread about Messer North America hiring near my area. Their ad on Indeed says they want a minimum of 1 year tractor-trailer experience, and must know how to drive a manual transmission, but only “prefer” tanker/hazmat experience. Do you think this could be a good way to get experience hauling cyro and that cyro could be a good career choice if one is willing to accept the risks associated?
Edit: Although I will likely start out on night shift, it’s home everyday. I do NOT want to go OTR (a night or two in a hotel each week doesn’t bother me).
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It’s a decent gig that pays well and generally you’re home daily.
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