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Who do i call about driving the ice roads ?

Discussion in 'Seek Employment' started by crossbreed, Dec 2, 2008.

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  1. rswinnerton

    rswinnerton Light Load Member

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    The truck operator is "Tli-Cho Landtran". You need to talk to them to get a job. Google them and go to their careers page.


    You will also need that Canadian work visa.
    Good luck and stay dry!
    Russ
     
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  3. wahwah70

    wahwah70 Medium Load Member

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    This thread is making me cold!

    Is money really worth it???

    I get the whole adventure aspect of it... It just seems to me you can get the same high Ice fishing or simply riding a snowmobile over a lake...lol
     
  4. YukonTrucker

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    RTL and Ventures West are the two fuel carriers on the ice road and I am pretty sure RTL does freight as well.
     
  5. crossbreed

    crossbreed Light Load Member

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    #### I've called every # I can find and nobody is hiring for the ice roads. oh well I guess I need to start looking in the states for a good co. thanks for the info guys. now if you know a good co. to work for let me know. but I don't want to work for a large co. like swift JB. or any like that.
     
  6. Wiseguywireless

    Wiseguywireless Road Train Member

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    Last time I drove something big on the ice, It broke through! Forget it, Water is cold at -40

     
  7. jeepskate99

    jeepskate99 Road Train Member

    Perhaps. I once had to run a snowmobile across a 200 ft stress crack in the ice. That mean's open water. It's an adventure and it leaves a neat little pinch mark on the seat.
     
  8. CMoore2004

    CMoore2004 Road Train Member

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    Water is ICE at -40.
     
  9. Lilbit

    Lilbit Road Train Member

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    Yes, but if you get dunked in the water under the ice, manage to get back out, you will be very very cold!
     
  10. Wiseguywireless

    Wiseguywireless Road Train Member

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    Ice is water in a solid state. and air at -40 makes a person with liquid water on them have it turn to solid very fast. LOL.... Naw, I'll stay on the roads and off the ice
     
  11. lostNfound

    lostNfound Road Train Member

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    No problem, we always let the Americans take the first run of the season...









    to see if the ice is thick enough yet. :biggrin_255:
     
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