Have you tried SPD? I have a less than stellar record and they hired me and keep me moving. I just started here almost a month ago but they’ve kept me very very busy. I just moved to WV myself so I know they hire from there.
Have you tried SPD? I have a less than stellar record and they hired me and keep me moving. I just started here almost a month ago but they’ve kept me very very busy. I just moved to WV myself so I know they hire from there.
I haven't but I just looked over the job details and it sounds like it would be perfect. I'll be dropping them an application in the morning. Thank you for the suggestion
Have you tried SPD? I have a less than stellar record and they hired me and keep me moving. I just started here almost a month ago but they’ve kept me very very busy. I just moved to WV myself so I know they hire from there.
I haven't but I just looked over a job listing and it sounds like it would be perfect. Only thing concerning is where they say "no serious traffic convictions in the last 3yrs". It makes me think my accident will disqualify me. But it is nice to see a bar that's possibly lower than 5yrs. I'll definitely drop them an app in morning and see what they say. Thank you for the suggestion
Only thing concerning is where they say "no serious traffic convictions in the last 3yrs". It makes me think my accident will disqualify me. But it is nice to see a bar that's possibly lower than 5yrs.
Hmm good point, yeah I’m not sure if you would qualify or not. I know their insurance allows certain things within 3 years and others within 5 so even if you are disqualified now you might be eligible at the three year mark possibly. Their recruiters (they only have two) Amanda or Nicole will be able to give you a better answer if you talk to them after putting in the app. Even if disqualified right now I’d highly recommend calling and talking to one of the recruiters if they don’t call you first so you can fine out for sure when you’d be eligible. Our recruiters are much more knowledgeable and involved here than they typically are at larger companies so they won’t steer you wrong.
It’s a good job too. Pay is better than average, good equipment, plenty of work so far with some built in safety nets if things are a bit slow. They have an oddly large number of long runs too. I’m currently on my third 2800 mile run in less than a month. The other trips I’ve done were also all over 1000 miles. Overall not a bad place to work. Hopefully they can work with you
They have kept me incredibly occupied since I started here over a month ago. Being a recent transplant to West Virginia, I can attest to the fact that they do in fact recruit from that state.
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I really need some help finding companies that will hire me with a rollover accident on my record.
The accident happened about 2.5yrs ago. I was issued a warning for the accident, no injuries, or fatalities. Since the accident I have gotten 1.5yrs of accident free experience at Western Express as an otr flatbed driver. Before that I had 6yrs of Class B local experience accident free. The only mark on my record is the rollover. I have to get away from Western Express ASAP. I guess they pay me decent at .6/mi and $25/tarp running me around 2500mi/week. They just play to many games, have terrible communication, and make me sit around all too often. I just need a change to some place that will work me more and show me a bit of respect. I do absolutely everything in my power to get things done ealier than expected and they treat me like trash.
I've tried applying at several different places only to be turned away because a rollover is on my record. I keep getting told I can't be considered for 5yrs from the date of the accident.
Home for me is WV. I don't really care where a company is based because I usually go home once every 1-3 months. I enjoy flatbed but it's not something I must have. OTR is a must have though.
Any help is much appreciated.
OTR:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.
SAP:
Substance Abuse Professional
The Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is a person who evaluates employees who have violated a DOT drug and alcohol program regulation and makes recommendations concerning education, treatment, follow-up testing, and aftercare.