All I can say is make sure you plug that tractor in to keep it warm enough to start in the morning!
Snow Removal Season?
Heating Oil Delivery?
Propane Delivery?
When I drove a truck I always made more money in the winter than I ever did for the rest of the year. I have HazMat and I delivered heating oil for the old Steuart Petroleum during the 80's and 90's.
Normally this time of year can be a tough time to get a truck driving job. With the housing industry tanking and taking credit and the stock market with it the rest of the year may be "slim pickings" as well.
I saw on a Cable Business show that there were clear indicators that the economy should turn around by July 09 (well, I found the argument lucid, good enough for me to post here)
On the bright side fuel costs are way down, that translates into lower overhead for truck owners and increased shipping (driving demand for what we do for a living back up). More than once I've worked on a truck far into the night and had to wake up at 00:dark thirty because if I'd not worked on the truck there would have been nothing for me to drive the next day.
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I found these two Frederick Maryland Openings for truck drivers in the paper. I posted them here to illustrate that if you are an experienced dump truck driver, you can still find work opportunities pushing snow even though the season for hauling dirt and stone is several months off.
Driver - Dump Truck Driver needed for Global Equipment, clean record,
good attitude & references a must. Start immediately. 301-261-4885
Driver
Ross Contracting is seeking CDL B drivers for seasonal snow removal positions. All applicants must have clean driving records and be able to pass a pre-placement drug screen. 301-831-5500
Excellent Opportunity
to Earn Extra Money
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Truck Driver Jobs Frederick - help wanted ads free
Frederick Maryland CDL Truck Driving Jobs
is THE number one website for anyone seeking Employment as a CDL Truck Driver.This site is a Blog, not a conventional website. It's run by a Search Engine Optimization guy (that'd be me)and performs well in all the major search engines.
How well?
Don't take my word for it, look for yourself:
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Email David Bruce at davidbruce@frederick.com to inquire about placing your CDL Truck Driver Career Opportunity or Truck Driver Wanted Ad in this blog for FREE
This site is not responsible for libel, any driver who ever worked for a truck company is welcome to rate any company they worked for, of course if they got fired, they might not give an accurate description of what it was like to work there.
Frederick Maryland CDL Job Openings
Frederick Maryland occupies a unique geographic niche in CDL employment
By being on the mid point between freight going to and from Baltimore and Ohio, Baltimore and Pittsburgh, East Coast and all points towards Chattanooga.Normally a medium sized city like Frederick would be limited to local CDL employment opportunities. Trucking firms that hire for local runs and the like. Frederick CDL drivers can drive for Long Haul Carriers easier than most cities this size due to the fact that the trucking company has to drive past here both inbound and outbound.
If you drive over the road you're going to sleep on the road, either in a hotel, a truck stop, or in the sleeper berth. Therefore you don't have to live close to the terminal as you're not commuting to and from every day like a local driver would.
I didn't realized when I started this blog that the interest in finding Frederick Maryland CDL Employment would be 75% of all incoming traffic from all the major search engines.
Google these phrases:
CDL employment in Frederick (look who is #1 !!)
Results 1 - 10 of about 131,000 for CDL employment in frederick.
CDL jobs in Frederick Maryland (we're in the #1 spot)
CDL jobs in Frederick (we're in #2 spot and four out of the ten Google listings)
Truck Driver jobs in Frederick Maryland (#2 and #3 in Google)
Truck Driver jobs in Frederick (we're in the top ten in Google)
That means THIS blog is the number one best place for CDL Truck Driving employers to post Help Wanted Ads!
I'm listing here every help wanted Truck Driver Ad I can find, since that seems to be what my many readers are interested in.
From Craiglist DC:
Experienced ROLL OFF TRUCK DRIVER!! (Montgomery Co.)
We are a small hauling company looking for an EXPERIENCE Roll off driver, applicant must have CDL License, good driving record, Knowledge of Montgomery co, Washington DC, Northern VA. Please DO NOT Call If you Do NOT have Experience
If You Have experience please call Tammy at 3019742322
EXP DUMP TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED FOR IMMEDIATE START!!!! (Washington, DC)
Must be reliable
No major violations in last 3 years
Must be able to pass drug test
Must provide current driving record within last 30 days
Call for immediate road test 202-406-0166">202-406-0166
Location: Washington, DC
Compensation: Start at $16.50/hr with increase to $17/hr after 30 days
City of Frederick needs a truck driver: They call the position an "Operator II"FT -EquipmentTHE CITY OF FREDERICK seeks Equipment Operator II for Street Maintenance Dept. Normal work hrs M-F, 7 am-3 pm. Other hours as needed. CDL and valid Driver's License in good standing required.
Operator II
POS-141-08
Starting salary $33,808 + benefits.
Website: www.cityoffrederick.com
Job line: 301-600-6202; fax: 301-600-1878 address: H.R., 101 North Court Street, Frederick, MD 21701.
Application must be submitted. Physical & drug test required for all positions. E.O.E./A.A.
And Werner has still not found a suitable Driver Trainer, I'm not going to re-post that job opening as I've done it twice already in previous posts.
That's all for today, Merry Christmas Frederick!
This site is not responsible for libel, any driver who ever worked for a truck company is welcome to rate any company they worked for, of course if they got fired, they might not give an accurate description of what it was like to work there.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Current CDL Job Postings for Frederick MD
Current CDL employment opportunities
for Dec 14,2008
Drivers- Solos & Teams
€ $44K-$55K 1st yr
€ Bonus every 30k miles
€ Pay increase every 60k
miles
€ 4 to 5 wks paid vacation
€ Blue Cross/Blue Shield
€ CDL Class A license req.
(800)432-1594
www.driveceladon.com
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This job was posted in the newspaper not long ago... who ever they hired it must have not worked out for one of them?
Experienced Driver
Trainers Wanted!
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Werner Enterprises,
get 1st day approval.
Class-A CDL req.
Our trainers make
$65,000-$100,000 Year 800-346-2818, x227
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CDL Truck Driving Job Openings jobs in Frederick Maryland
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Simple steps to Maryland Internet Advertising
Link
As a local small business, you're not going to be able to
knock that directory out of his number one spot, but that
also means your competitor isn't going to be able to do so
either.
knock that directory out of his number one spot, but that
also means your competitor isn't going to be able to do so
either.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Videos about long haul drivers
Over the holidays I've not had much time to blog... sorry.
I'm working on getting current job openings posted if not daily, then weekly.
And my license is almost cleaned up!
I got caught 4 times with bad tags, drove my Dad's car after he died...
I was lucky I didn't get charged with driving with no insurance!
One prospective employer told me that my driving record looks like I had a pattern of irresponsibility. I wish that shoe didn't fit.
I've done my penance... in less than 60 days, I can get the entire thing expunged!
NO sh**!!!
3 years since a moving violation and MD MVA will let you get a clean slate.
Looking forward to that.
I write full time, but it'd be nice to have my CDL to fall back on.
I've *fallen back* on it quite a few times over the past 26 years.
Hope you had a nice as a Thanksgiving as I did.
C Ya
This site is not responsible for libel, any driver who ever worked for a truck company is welcome to rate any company they worked for, of course if they got fired, they might not give an accurate description of what it was like to work there.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Perenial CDL Opening?
I'd be remiss if I didn't post about this local Frederick Company who has a Permanent Help Wanted Ad in the local newspaper. Actually these people are right across the street from my new home on New Design Rd:
And just North and West of Frederick Maryland here's another perennial always need help Permanent Help Wanted for CDL Truck Drivers ad I always see:
Now I've always wondered if there was something wrong with a company that, for some reason, couldn't seem to keep a driver happy...
With Bowman and Hahn Transportation, I believe the reason they seem to always need help is because of geography. There isn't any public transportation where they're located, and often you've got to be at work at 3:00AM or something similar.
Ditto for Mattress Warehouse, the bus doesn't come down the road that far...
Not sure what Mattress Warehouse is paying, perhaps that is why they always need help? I'll apply there just to find out and report back here.
I know Hahn pays $16 per hour for bulk tankers (dry cement tankers), and Hahn pays $19 per hour for gasoline drivers with a little extra for night differential.
I always preferred to deliver gas at night.. wanted the streets and highways to myself and wanted the gas station to be empty when I got there:)
I've heard that the amount of work Bowman has goes up and down, sometimes Bowman can get a decent paying contract to haul different materials and sometimes it's slim pickings.
With fuel prices at the lowest levels in a very long time I believe hauling contracts will increase. If it costs too much to get it there, and the profit isn't there to cover the costs the frieght will just have to sit there until the economics change. That is NOT true for:
Food,
Trash
Those two items will get trucked no matter what the economy is doing.
Speaking of trash... there is residential trash, sanitary trash (a euphemism for the stinky crap), construction trash (rubble), municipal trash.
This is the municipal variety, these guys haul the trash OUT of Frederick's Landfill. Apparently, some trash gets buried and some gets hauled out. This picture is from behind Costco at the Travelodge.
Travelodge is one of the few places in Frederick where a big rig can get parked. If you're staying at the Travelodge (upwards of $50 a night) you can park for free.
Truck drivers usually get discounts at hotels, we give keep them busy!
If you're not staying there, Travelodge will still let you park a tractor and trailer for a monthly fee. Last time I asked (I was driving for Superior Carriers at the time) the fee was $100 month. I'll have to inquire if that's gone up or down.
That's all I have today.
see ya
This site is not responsible for libel, any driver who ever worked for a truck company is welcome to rate any company they worked for, of course if they got fired, they might not give an accurate description of what it was like to work there.
MATTRESS WAREHOUSE
HOME DELIVERY DRIVERS WANTED
(CDL Class A) Rapidly growing retail chain seeking CDL certified truck drivers. FT/PT day/eve positions. TRAINING. $1000 SIGN-UP BONUS details at interview. Income potential up to 60k! Home every night, new A/C trucks, top pay with excellent benefits package: 401K, Health & Dental. BRING COPY OF DRIVING RECORD. Background check performed. Drug testing REQUIRED. Apply in person: 4949 New Design Rd, Frederick .
And just North and West of Frederick Maryland here's another perennial always need help Permanent Help Wanted for CDL Truck Drivers ad I always see:
D.M. Bowman
Drivers CDL-A Solo Drivers for Regional Positions $5,000 Sign-On Bonus for Teams More pay if you have HazMat Endorsement. D M Bowman Inc. www.joindmbowman.com
1-800-609-0033
Now I've always wondered if there was something wrong with a company that, for some reason, couldn't seem to keep a driver happy...
With Bowman and Hahn Transportation, I believe the reason they seem to always need help is because of geography. There isn't any public transportation where they're located, and often you've got to be at work at 3:00AM or something similar.
Ditto for Mattress Warehouse, the bus doesn't come down the road that far...
Not sure what Mattress Warehouse is paying, perhaps that is why they always need help? I'll apply there just to find out and report back here.
I know Hahn pays $16 per hour for bulk tankers (dry cement tankers), and Hahn pays $19 per hour for gasoline drivers with a little extra for night differential.
I always preferred to deliver gas at night.. wanted the streets and highways to myself and wanted the gas station to be empty when I got there:)
I've heard that the amount of work Bowman has goes up and down, sometimes Bowman can get a decent paying contract to haul different materials and sometimes it's slim pickings.
With fuel prices at the lowest levels in a very long time I believe hauling contracts will increase. If it costs too much to get it there, and the profit isn't there to cover the costs the frieght will just have to sit there until the economics change. That is NOT true for:
Those two items will get trucked no matter what the economy is doing.
Speaking of trash... there is residential trash, sanitary trash (a euphemism for the stinky crap), construction trash (rubble), municipal trash.
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This is the municipal variety, these guys haul the trash OUT of Frederick's Landfill. Apparently, some trash gets buried and some gets hauled out. This picture is from behind Costco at the Travelodge.
Travelodge is one of the few places in Frederick where a big rig can get parked. If you're staying at the Travelodge (upwards of $50 a night) you can park for free.
Truck drivers usually get discounts at hotels, we give keep them busy!
If you're not staying there, Travelodge will still let you park a tractor and trailer for a monthly fee. Last time I asked (I was driving for Superior Carriers at the time) the fee was $100 month. I'll have to inquire if that's gone up or down.
That's all I have today.
see ya
This site is not responsible for libel, any driver who ever worked for a truck company is welcome to rate any company they worked for, of course if they got fired, they might not give an accurate description of what it was like to work there.
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