I been working with sysco for 2 years now and love it..There is a lot of bs but at the end of the day it's a job this type of work aint ment for everybody thats for sure.
I’m just starting out on my own with Sysco and didn’t get a route completed. I’m really beating myself up for it because I do not want to lose this job. Any advice you have for being more efficient?
Rule of thumb always check your equipment before leaving the yard I cannot stress that enough,. That should be part of your pre-trip, check for the cable that charges the battery for the lift gate, that it matches the trailer (connect), make sure you got the charging cable for your e-jack, and always verify that your lift gate is working properly especially if your going to have a different trailer everyday..
Correct and check to make sure your ramp slides all the way out before leaving the yard. I have come across several that are damaged and won't budge an inch.
Certainly do a pre-trip inspection on your liftgate before leaving the yard. Also understand once you pull the Electric jack off the lift from the truck (which is already loaded )into the trailer that’s when you find out different error so be open minded, Beyond just a pre-trip of opening the liftgate raising it up and down.
Left food service and went to LTL Freight, making the same money as I was in food service, difference is I’m dropping pallets all day , Monday through Friday , and I’m loving every bit of my job. This guys truck looks nothing close to what I have seen working in food service, ive seen trailer so loaded that i had to put my hand carts in the cab of my truck, fuck that never again
If you're just now getting your CDL and you're already worried about hair follicle tests it's probably not the job or career for you cuz all random test you anywhere they want dot can drug test you on a scale or take you to a clinic and have it done tested if they decide they have probable cause even if they don't still can do it so you might want to think about a career that doesn't involve drug testing because once you test hot in this industry you're pretty much done or you'll be working for guys they're going to abuse you and not pay any wages that are worth anything good luck
@@mikerenello295 yeah I understand that part of it. But I know it’s certain companies that only do urine. Im goin for one of those companies. I start class on the 18th. I know it takes time for your system to be completely clean. I plan on workin for one that only do urine until I know I can pass a hair follicle test (I’m willing to pay for a hair follicle test myself later on to make sure) I’m just trying to make sure. Been doin a lot of research. But if push comes to shove, I can always continue to install floors. Trucking is just something I’ve always wanted to do. (Side Note) Could you try to use punctuations 😅. It was kind of hard understanding what you typed lol
I appreciate your positiveness bro I gotta be like you.. I fr be bitching about everything and your job seems more challenging then mine.. keep making videos man I want your energy to rub off on me no homo
I ran a beer route for a year. Those who have done it...KNOW. Some days can be 30 stops, 2000 cases 30 kegs and upwards of 200 miles. At each stop we were responsible for stocking the coolers and putting away backstock. How does Sysco compare to that? Sysco is hiring in my area and I'm considering applying.
Sysco does have stops from as low as 6 stops to 22 I’ve seen at the highest the issue a lot of us have is that the trucks are loaded poorly I’ve had stops where stop 2 is on an oposite pallet where u have to downstack a whole pallet to get where u need to also imagine 100 plus’s pieces needed to loaded onto your walls in a truck to small for the amount loaded where u need to set several stops on the ground also I have had several dot issues that are not resolved and if u are issued a ticket u have to pay it when their is no regular maintenance done on the trucks some with over 650,000 miles on them
I’ve done beer before too (Reyes holdings) pain in the ass!!! But doable this looks a little less heavy lol I applied. Let’s see how it goes with the delivery experience I have with beer
i wanna work for sysco but im a local truck driver damn near making the same money yall make with 0 physical input. it was an easy 100k+/year job id jump in but it aint. you gotta bust yalls asses to make your 80k and i sit on my little soft ass and do nothing to make mine loooooooooool
I applied at Sysco and didn’t get hire cause they said come back when you get some experience. Now I got the experience and let me tell you they can’t pay me enough to work there. They work you like a dog, lol. You’re not only a driver but you have to break pallets down and unload stuff. It’s like you’re doing the work of 3 people and only getting paid for 1. Do not put your CDL license at risk for any of these carriers that have you running around like dogs cause the minute mess up they just fire you. In the trucking game, the more you do the less you get paid.
@cangri372 Yes. Even worse because you have to merchandise entire liquor store. Fill the rails of beer coolers so customers can buy it. Build displays. Fill all the shelves of 6 packs and 12 packs. Then you have to bump 300+lbs of kegs down basement stairs. Stack kegs on top of each other in keg coolers. Significantly more work than Sysco is.
@cangri372 but I absolutely loathe just sitting in a truck driving for 10+ hours. I love getting out and doing a bunch of physical work. We're also paid $35 an hour plus double pay on Saturdays. So with overtime we make $100,000 a year.
Only way I could work at a place like this is if I can smoke one and relax after I'm off o wait I forgot we live in a society where a 6 foot 8 man can be a woman but a hard working man can lite a 420 after work lol 😂 what a joke for a country
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Man the job seemed completely easy in training. Got on my own and complete the route. I’m really beating myself up for it because I do not want to lose this job. Having a family and getting fired isn’t an option.. Any advice for better efficiency?
I’ve been with Sygma Oklahoma for almost 3 yrs now goin in I thought what did I get myself into lol now almost 3 yrs later kinda love my job pays not bad left oilfield for this job pays almost tha same
Used to work for fresh point (sysco affiliate) , and I'm going to tell you that I don't miss it at all, for 12 years working Monday to Saturday almost 10 to 12 hours per day , and only Thanksgiving and Christmas off , good money I'm not going to lie, but not enough time off to enjoy Family and the money you earn.
BRO! Sysco had me shuttle from one Sysco to another then the Sysco Lumpers tried Sticking me with a lumper fee. I'm like its your trailer going to your warehouse from your driver!
I applied there. I got hired. I was enthusiastic about starting there. I had three years of experience. I knew what to do and what to expect. Before orientation I got a call from another food service company I applied at. I got the job there too. They pay $9 MORE per hour, overtime after 40, as many routes as you want that you can fit into the 70 hour limit. Holy shit! That choice was a no brainer. Sysco, you need to up your game. Being the money hungry bitch that I am, I hit 40 hours in three days. The next two days is $50 an hour. I try to get close to 70 hours every week. Sometimes I got to watch stupid training videos to get there or not work as hard and take a little longer at a stop, but the pay is still the same. There’s no reality defying incentives you need an accountant to figure out for you. The only thing you need to do is get the pallets of food (dry goods) from your trailer into their storage facility using a liftgate. They try to give you 24 hours advance notice before you have to get there by, but if you still can’t make it, just give them a call so they can email the customer. Work day or night, it’s up to you. You can make Sysco money working in a warehouse. There’s no point having a CDL if you’re happy with that kind of money. Warehouse work is a hell of a lot easier and has better hours.
That merchandising shit is the worst. I notice a lot of drink companies are bad about it. It's not hard(I remember that most folks don't even watch you because they gotta watch the store) but it eats up your time. If you have 19 stops you are not trying to stop and put shit on shelves. You won't be free until the sun goes down.
Big dawg, I’m hearing that Sysco will pay for your CDL, I have an interview tomorrow for driver helper. Do you know if that’s the correct position to apply for? Thanks
I went from this to soda and it both sucks. Soda you put away and stock shelves. But there’s no digging. Food service is extremely hard work a lot of 12 hour days and 14’s and quick 10 hour turns around if your a floater or do not have a route. Beverage doesn’t pay enough either but some days I have 8 hrs and now that the weather getting nice I work 12’s but weekends off. Even if the money was great it’s not good. Because you pay with your body. All your stops should be separated. Easy part is driving the truck. Down steps up steps. Basements tight coolers and freezers. Buisness know they are getting a delivery but don’t make it easy for you to get to there coolers and freezers
Please make a video on what type of incentives you get if you finish early versus going slower and trying to get more hours since you get paid hourly. Or do you get a bonus for more cases you do? I am new to everything and do not understand the slang DIPor anything
It depends on the contract you have with the union. A part timer is on call after you reset 10hrs so it depends. Once you get a route you are no longer a part timer
Most Sysco don’t have lift gate. Or that thing that move the pallets. They have a ramp that’s heavier than Mike Tyson. And you got to constantly slide it in and out of the truck.Their ramps are soo primitive……
@comment5398 nah 92k is more than enough to live in seattle! Especially when the job doesn't require a degree! Yes the cost of living is high but you can live comfortably with that salary
@@csick11 they list that figure on their website that does not mean that's what they average. Companies use numbers like that from unique situations to lure candidates in. For example they could have lost a lot of workers through turnover and had a few workers work insane amount of hours to get close to those types of numbers.
It all depends on the route. You could have a route that is all local in a one city only going a few minutes between stops, or going to different towns, doing 3-4 stops in one town then driving 20 minutes or more or less to do another couple stops.
Hey what up man? I've been with sysco for about two months now. Like you said there will always be bumps in the road per say, as with any job sometimes things go wrong. But it's a good job with good pay and benefits. Just wondering what state are you working in? I'm at Sysco Detroit in MI
@@Norrr3 there's usually not that much of a difference between the pay rate of class A and Class B drivers at the same companies. Definitely not a $10 an hour ish difference.
Nice video, I am interested in Sysco in my area. I did food service in the past so I know the drill, however I was much younger then. I am 52 in decent shape what are your thoughts? I have 27 years CDL class A experience most as an owner operator. Thanks
Don't go into this type of business. You will not enjoy it or get paid good enough. It's long hours and hard work. So many people involved to make your day longer and more frustrating.
I work 1 year for Cheney brother , as you say every buddy is work hard on making you day harder , the loader load the truck wrong every day! Cases on wrong pallets , every day , electric pallet jac only for the older workers , for you pump jack ! , wen you finish they ask you to go and help the lazy guy, you go to warehouse at 4 am be working until 5 o 6 , when you new Avery day new route. And on and on …..
Hey brother, been selecting for 5 years now. Interested in going to trans and driving. How hard is it? Training and the job And all? Appreciate any response my man. 🤙
It’s all mental bro. Like any job it’s going to b bad days and good days. I use to b a order selector at us foods for a year and a half I’m a driver at Sysco now. To me driving isn’t as physical. I came off the road before I got hired at Sysco so I had gotten out of shape but when I started it wasn’t that hard. Some stops might get tiring depending if you gotta go upstairs or if they get alot of heavy meat but overall it’s not bad. Just stay positive and motivated you’ll like it
Do you have to wear these uniforms? And what time do you normally start and end your day on average ? And what are your thoughts on all the people complaining about the job ? Is it as bad as these quitters say?
Yes indeed uniform is mandatory as soon as it is issued to you. Job is tough it will make a man out of you and also earn every penny. For all the hardships you will face every day you got to adapt to the situation and overcome. In the end your paycheck at the end of the week will make you forget all about it 😜
@@fordfanatic3307 Can a woman do this job? I have 3 yorkies I'm not willing to give up and need a home daily cdl a job since I can't take them all over the road. I have 8 years factory experience. Any suggestions?
@@spillingtees313 Yes absolutely women can do the job but it is a very fatiguing and tiring as well as stressful. I would suggest a company that has local daily truckload routes were you can be home every night and possibly still take your dogs with you. There are a lot of companies starving for drivers right now and the ball is in your court.
@@fordfanatic3307 thank you. I believe I just got hired in working for a food delivery company making drops at speedway convenience stores. I hope I can handle it.
I been working with sysco for 2 years now and love it..There is a lot of bs but at the end of the day it's a job this type of work aint ment for everybody thats for sure.
I’m just starting out on my own with Sysco and didn’t get a route completed. I’m really beating myself up for it because I do not want to lose this job.
Any advice you have for being more efficient?
Rule of thumb always check your equipment before leaving the yard I cannot stress that enough,. That should be part of your pre-trip, check for the cable that charges the battery for the lift gate, that it matches the trailer (connect), make sure you got the charging cable for your e-jack, and always verify that your lift gate is working properly especially if your going to have a different trailer everyday..
Correct and check to make sure your ramp slides all the way out before leaving the yard. I have come across several that are damaged and won't budge an inch.
Thanks
Certainly do a pre-trip inspection on your liftgate before leaving the yard. Also understand once you pull the Electric jack off the lift from the truck (which is already loaded )into the trailer that’s when you find out different error so be open minded, Beyond just a pre-trip of opening the liftgate raising it up and down.
yessir! i appreciate this video, they emailed me this morning saying they going send me my date and time for my road test. can’t wait
How are you? Still with them?
I think he died @@arich91
Left food service and went to LTL Freight, making the same money as I was in food service, difference is I’m dropping pallets all day , Monday through Friday , and I’m loving every bit of my job. This guys truck looks nothing close to what I have seen working in food service, ive seen trailer so loaded that i had to put my hand carts in the cab of my truck, fuck that never again
What LTL company u go with? I ran with a few different ones, Ward, Pitt Ohio, A. Duie Pyle LTL, off weekends weekly pay
I want to go back to ltl company
@@TruckDriver_Em215 ltl companies for rookies?
@@HabituaILineStepper well i was rookie at the time, great place to start & get your feet wet.
@@TruckDriver_Em215 I just got my CDL on Monday! Excited to get going, but wondering if I should start at Sysco or pick an LTL company
You forgot to check the lift before departure from sysco yard. Pre-trip✅
You dont know that things go wrong all the time could have shifted on the road
Your positivity is motivation. I’m about to got to school for my CDL in a few weeks. Just wondering if SYSCO does a hair follicle drug test 😅
In this industry they only do a urine sample. Your good
@@thefoodtruckingguyld3352 Thank you bro 💪🏾
If you're just now getting your CDL and you're already worried about hair follicle tests it's probably not the job or career for you cuz all random test you anywhere they want dot can drug test you on a scale or take you to a clinic and have it done tested if they decide they have probable cause even if they don't still can do it so you might want to think about a career that doesn't involve drug testing because once you test hot in this industry you're pretty much done or you'll be working for guys they're going to abuse you and not pay any wages that are worth anything good luck
@@mikerenello295 yeah I understand that part of it. But I know it’s certain companies that only do urine. Im goin for one of those companies. I start class on the 18th. I know it takes time for your system to be completely clean. I plan on workin for one that only do urine until I know I can pass a hair follicle test (I’m willing to pay for a hair follicle test myself later on to make sure) I’m just trying to make sure. Been doin a lot of research. But if push comes to shove, I can always continue to install floors. Trucking is just something I’ve always wanted to do. (Side Note) Could you try to use punctuations 😅. It was kind of hard understanding what you typed lol
Pull some from your nuts.
I appreciate your positiveness bro I gotta be like you.. I fr be bitching about everything and your job seems more challenging then mine.. keep making videos man I want your energy to rub off on me no homo
I ran a beer route for a year. Those who have done it...KNOW. Some days can be 30 stops, 2000 cases 30 kegs and upwards of 200 miles. At each stop we were responsible for stocking the coolers and putting away backstock. How does Sysco compare to that? Sysco is hiring in my area and I'm considering applying.
Sysco does have stops from as low as 6 stops to 22 I’ve seen at the highest the issue a lot of us have is that the trucks are loaded poorly I’ve had stops where stop 2 is on an oposite pallet where u have to downstack a whole pallet to get where u need to also imagine 100 plus’s pieces needed to loaded onto your walls in a truck to small for the amount loaded where u need to set several stops on the ground also I have had several dot issues that are not resolved and if u are issued a ticket u have to pay it when their is no regular maintenance done on the trucks some with over 650,000 miles on them
I’ve done beer before too (Reyes holdings) pain in the ass!!! But doable this looks a little less heavy lol I applied. Let’s see how it goes with the delivery experience I have with beer
@@MarioMartinez-is1cg don’t look at it as a job look at it as a workout 🏋️♂️ play some eye of the tiger and keep pushing !!!
@@coreybishop5448you that sums it up perfectly
i wanna work for sysco but im a local truck driver damn near making the same money yall make with 0 physical input. it was an easy 100k+/year job id jump in but it aint. you gotta bust yalls asses to make your 80k and i sit on my little soft ass and do nothing to make mine loooooooooool
I applied at Sysco and didn’t get hire cause they said come back when you get some experience. Now I got the experience and let me tell you they can’t pay me enough to work there. They work you like a dog, lol. You’re not only a driver but you have to break pallets down and unload stuff. It’s like you’re doing the work of 3 people and only getting paid for 1. Do not put your CDL license at risk for any of these carriers that have you running around like dogs cause the minute mess up they just fire you. In the trucking game, the more you do the less you get paid.
Well stay out of the food and beverage industry then 😂. I delivered beer for 3 years and absolutely loved it.
@@RasPlasch its pretty much same as Sysco?
@cangri372 Yes. Even worse because you have to merchandise entire liquor store. Fill the rails of beer coolers so customers can buy it. Build displays. Fill all the shelves of 6 packs and 12 packs. Then you have to bump 300+lbs of kegs down basement stairs. Stack kegs on top of each other in keg coolers. Significantly more work than Sysco is.
@cangri372 but I absolutely loathe just sitting in a truck driving for 10+ hours. I love getting out and doing a bunch of physical work. We're also paid $35 an hour plus double pay on Saturdays. So with overtime we make $100,000 a year.
Only way I could work at a place like this is if I can smoke one and relax after I'm off o wait I forgot we live in a society where a 6 foot 8 man can be a woman but a hard working man can lite a 420 after work lol 😂 what a joke for a country
Love the positive mindset bro 🛫
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I have an interview next Thursday. Excited to get back into the food industry
@@dethklokicksbutt did go to Sysco after all. Went LTL
SYSCO IS GARBAGE! STAY AWAY
I work for sysco the job is easy. People just don't like to work.
What are the work hours and work days. I get done with CDL school in 2 weeks. Would really appreciate the feed back.
@Edwin Espinoza depends bro you can start anywhere from 2am to 4am. You work anywhere from 10hrs to 16hrs a day.
Man the job seemed completely easy in training. Got on my own and complete the route. I’m really beating myself up for it because I do not want to lose this job. Having a family and getting fired isn’t an option..
Any advice for better efficiency?
I’ve been with Sygma Oklahoma for almost 3 yrs now goin in I thought what did I get myself into lol now almost 3 yrs later kinda love my job pays not bad left oilfield for this job pays almost tha same
Used to work for fresh point (sysco affiliate) , and I'm going to tell you that I don't miss it at all, for 12 years working Monday to Saturday almost 10 to 12 hours per day , and only Thanksgiving and Christmas off , good money I'm not going to lie, but not enough time off to enjoy Family and the money you earn.
BRO! Sysco had me shuttle from one Sysco to another then the Sysco Lumpers tried Sticking me with a lumper fee. I'm like its your trailer going to your warehouse from your driver!
I know guys who work for Sysco here in NYC and they pay good but they always complain about too much digging for cases
Been doing it for a year now in ATL. Commend you bro! Keep pushing stay safe
question ..so the driver have to load the truck too right ?? how many hours u work daily??
@@nancypac1971 the warehouse ppl load yo truck 🛻
Yu still there ? How is it ?
I've heard Sysco-Atlanta is one of the worst in the country lol 🤦♂️
Last Stop - find the piece on the bottom of the pallet that was missing from the 2nd Stop.
Dry, cooler and freezer items. I was a former U.S Food Class A delivery driver.
Great stuff man keep up the hard work!
👍thanks for your video
Welcome to trucking where anything that can go wrong will and it's all on you
Yep, always the drivers fault
For those interested, the pay is good, but they gonn work you. It’s easier if you have your route, but good luck with that on a union job.
I applied there. I got hired. I was enthusiastic about starting there. I had three years of experience. I knew what to do and what to expect. Before orientation I got a call from another food service company I applied at. I got the job there too. They pay $9 MORE per hour, overtime after 40, as many routes as you want that you can fit into the 70 hour limit. Holy shit! That choice was a no brainer. Sysco, you need to up your game. Being the money hungry bitch that I am, I hit 40 hours in three days. The next two days is $50 an hour. I try to get close to 70 hours every week. Sometimes I got to watch stupid training videos to get there or not work as hard and take a little longer at a stop, but the pay is still the same. There’s no reality defying incentives you need an accountant to figure out for you. The only thing you need to do is get the pallets of food (dry goods) from your trailer into their storage facility using a liftgate. They try to give you 24 hours advance notice before you have to get there by, but if you still can’t make it, just give them a call so they can email the customer. Work day or night, it’s up to you. You can make Sysco money working in a warehouse. There’s no point having a CDL if you’re happy with that kind of money. Warehouse work is a hell of a lot easier and has better hours.
what company did you go to? looking to go into food service as well.
What Company
Hey yo what warehouse pays Sysco money bruh. FOH
You knew the first question people would ask is "WHAT IS THE NAME OF COMPANY" 💯
@@timburrows4200 As we can see the crickets are still chirping
I make 20.80$ an hour doin this exact same stuff rn. Cant wait to get my cld in oct to make more
How many hours do you work per week?
This is still better than pepsi where i had to merch as well for similar pay.
That merchandising shit is the worst. I notice a lot of drink companies are bad about it. It's not hard(I remember that most folks don't even watch you because they gotta watch the store) but it eats up your time. If you have 19 stops you are not trying to stop and put shit on shelves. You won't be free until the sun goes down.
@@mjpthetrucker9485 exactly and a lot of 100lbs+ lifting. I left that and i do long haul no touch cross border now
Yeah at Pepsi now and the different kinds of check in processes and merch is crazy
Do you get paid OT after 8 hours a day or after 40 hours a week?
After 8 hours
@@jordaneller143 thank you
Somebody fresh out of CDL school how much can they make approximately the first year ?
100,000
So it’s true you can make that much first year ? I saw it on an ad. They told me to apply as soon as I finish school.
They told me start pay is 25.60 a hour
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Big dawg, I’m hearing that Sysco will pay for your CDL, I have an interview tomorrow for driver helper. Do you know if that’s the correct position to apply for? Thanks
I went from this to soda and it both sucks. Soda you put away and stock shelves. But there’s no digging. Food service is extremely hard work a lot of 12 hour days and 14’s and quick 10 hour turns around if your a floater or do not have a route. Beverage doesn’t pay enough either but some days I have 8 hrs and now that the weather getting nice I work 12’s but weekends off. Even if the money was great it’s not good. Because you pay with your body. All your stops should be separated. Easy part is driving the truck. Down steps up steps. Basements tight coolers and freezers. Buisness know they are getting a delivery but don’t make it easy for you to get to there coolers and freezers
Did u flip the bottom on the lift gate box? Or switch the motors? The switch prob popped out all u had to do is put it back in
Please make a video on what type of incentives you get if you finish early versus going slower and trying to get more hours since you get paid hourly. Or do you get a bonus for more cases you do? I am new to everything and do not understand the slang DIPor anything
I got you! Stay turned I’ll be making that video soon my friend!
The incentive is that dispatch will send you to go help another driver until done.
Very often Organized that’s funny you should bring a shovel with you because the name of the game is to dig
I hate those left gate, i quite as result those before 😂
I am 21 recen graduate and got an interview for Sysco
What is the average pay for this position?
What does it mean when it says part time does it mean you only work only few hours here Sysco California
Honestly there’s nothing part time about trucking either you putting in 12 to 14 hours or you’re not working at all.
Ok so assuming when your new your on call and only work 4 days
It depends on the contract you have with the union. A part timer is on call after you reset 10hrs so it depends. Once you get a route you are no longer a part timer
San Antonio Texas. Potentially being hired. 16.50 starting as a driver helper XD
Can you listen to AirPods while working?
Man Sysco horrible bro I’m here now
It’s good stuff, which Sysco house are you at? How’s DIP
Use the ramp lol 😂 you have room inside the trailer
The trucks are preloaded before you start the shift?
Yes sometimes poorly
@@thefoodtruckingguyld3352 sysco just called me. But we have helpers. Good to know we don't have to load our damn trucks lol
Most Sysco don’t have lift gate. Or that thing that move the pallets. They have a ramp that’s heavier than Mike Tyson. And you got to constantly slide it in and out of the truck.Their ramps are soo primitive……
And if it does have a liftgate there's a good chance that the liftgate won't work right (in my experience)
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Cool video man
What time do you usually start at Sysco and go home? Just an estimate? Thanks.
Sysco warehouse workers in seattle average 92k annually.
Have you seen the price of living in Seattle and the surrounding areas there's a reason this location pays that much
@comment5398 nah 92k is more than enough to live in seattle! Especially when the job doesn't require a degree! Yes the cost of living is high but you can live comfortably with that salary
@@csick11 they list that figure on their website that does not mean that's what they average. Companies use numbers like that from unique situations to lure candidates in. For example they could have lost a lot of workers through turnover and had a few workers work insane amount of hours to get close to those types of numbers.
do they have 2nd or 3rd shifts and what times do they start?
This doesn't seem tooo bad. Are their businesses with a lot of stairs that you have deliver to often?
I'm going to need a cocktail of 500mg of Testosterone Cyphionate, 50mg of dbol plus one ball of coke to be capable of doing that job.
Hi. How do you turn the light on the trailer if the truck is not attached?
I'm not sure but I'm getting into the trucking business. You are very cute how are you
Do you happen to know if Sysco has the same Union (local) as US Foods, Coca Cola, Pepsi, etc?
Not sure
@@thefoodtruckingguyld3352 How often are you using a ramp?
How far is each stops in between?
It all depends on the route. You could have a route that is all local in a one city only going a few minutes between stops, or going to different towns, doing 3-4 stops in one town then driving 20 minutes or more or less to do another couple stops.
How much more do get from base salary for working nights?
Cool
What time do you start your shift?
Midnight
Do they put new guys on nights?
I turned them down twice.
Hey what up man? I've been with sysco for about two months now. Like you said there will always be bumps in the road per say, as with any job sometimes things go wrong. But it's a good job with good pay and benefits. Just wondering what state are you working in? I'm at Sysco Detroit in MI
I was at Denver
Hey I was thinking about Sysco and I live in Michigan. Do you recommend? Currently on a dedicated route but I want to be home more
How many hours u work? Assuming u mean the one in canton/Bellville area?
Hey bro, syco vs PEPSI who pay the most and do they help you get your cdl
Do they have cameras faces inside the Sysco trucks ?
Yeah most food service do
Good
Thank you. Keep watching for more content.
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Are you going to drop the incentive pay video?
I'm shocked they haven't got on you about filming inside customer locations and or that trailer! be careful with your posts bro!
Well I'm going to Sysco from McLane don't really see a difference
Do they do follicle test for drivers??
how many hours per day and how far u drive ?? good pay per week??
Are Saturdays mandatory?
Do you know if they hire people in the SAP program?
Do Sysco hire sap drivers
I can fix that lift for you my guy day night weekend holiday whatever pays the bills
Break your bac for tht company but who’s going to push the wheel chair ???
Trying to get hired
How much do they pay
I have an interview for them but I have a class D felon on my record from 2016 do they hire felons ?
Which terminal you work at sir
Anyone work for Sysco in Dallas area is it teamsters union and what’s the hourly pay thanks in advance
They just offered me $30 an hour in little rock
They just offered me 32.80 in California
Class B in SoCal they offered me $22/hr to start. 😕
@@elyl78well it’s class b…
@@Norrr3 there's usually not that much of a difference between the pay rate of class A and Class B drivers at the same companies. Definitely not a $10 an hour ish difference.
@@elyl78 every place I’ve been it’s a big difference.
Being a driver is for the lazy
I have 10 years experience in driving. am I eligible for this company. I'm out of Canada.
No helper?
Nice video, I am interested in Sysco in my area. I did food service in the past so I know the drill, however I was much younger then. I am 52 in decent shape what are your thoughts? I have 27 years CDL class A experience most as an owner operator. Thanks
U better leave it alone
You gotta put the food up in the freezers or coolers thought that was the job of the restaurant staff
I work for Sysco we deliver early in the morning they close, but gives a key to go inside there business. So we have to put it in freezer/cooler
Don't go into this type of business. You will not enjoy it or get paid good enough. It's long hours and hard work. So many people involved to make your day longer and more frustrating.
Way to be negative
How about, instead of "way to be negative", being, thanks for being honest
@@ericmorris5860 way to be negative
Honesty isn't negativity
I work 1 year for Cheney brother , as you say every buddy is work hard on making you day harder , the loader load the truck wrong every day! Cases on wrong pallets , every day , electric pallet jac only for the older workers , for you pump jack ! , wen you finish they ask you to go and help the lazy guy, you go to warehouse at 4 am be working until 5 o 6 , when you new Avery day new route. And on and on …..
Hey brother, been selecting for 5 years now. Interested in going to trans and driving. How hard is it? Training and the job And all? Appreciate any response my man. 🤙
Yo! It’s not hard at all. You Just have to have the mind set to get it done.
@@thefoodtruckingguyld3352 That's what I do everyday, your mind control everything.
Do they pay good
@@thefoodtruckingguyld3352 This response just made me subscribe! I love POSITIVITY in food service because I barely see it.
It’s all mental bro. Like any job it’s going to b bad days and good days. I use to b a order selector at us foods for a year and a half I’m a driver at Sysco now. To me driving isn’t as physical. I came off the road before I got hired at Sysco so I had gotten out of shape but when I started it wasn’t that hard. Some stops might get tiring depending if you gotta go upstairs or if they get alot of heavy meat but overall it’s not bad. Just stay positive and motivated you’ll like it
Does anyone know if they hire sap drivers? Someone please answer. Thanks in advance
Idk about that but they'll hire someone who has a dui over 3 yrs old, not sure if they go by convct date or arrest date though
They check dac or psp
How to apply for the job bro??
These be the guys who need help finishing a school route
Do they hire sap drivers ?
So do they work only night shift?
The shuttle drivers do the rout drivers start at like 3 am
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Do you have to wear these uniforms?
And what time do you normally start and end your day on average ? And what are your thoughts on all the people complaining about the job ? Is it as bad as these quitters say?
Yes indeed uniform is mandatory as soon as it is issued to you. Job is tough it will make a man out of you and also earn every penny. For all the hardships you will face every day you got to adapt to the situation and overcome. In the end your paycheck at the end of the week will make you forget all about it 😜
@@fordfanatic3307 Can a woman do this job? I have 3 yorkies I'm not willing to give up and need a home daily cdl a job since I can't take them all over the road. I have 8 years factory experience. Any suggestions?
@@spillingtees313 Yes absolutely women can do the job but it is a very fatiguing and tiring as well as stressful. I would suggest a company that has local daily truckload routes were you can be home every night and possibly still take your dogs with you. There are a lot of companies starving for drivers right now and the ball is in your court.
@@fordfanatic3307 thank you. I believe I just got hired in working for a food delivery company making drops at speedway convenience stores. I hope I can handle it.
@@spillingtees313 Congratulations!! Make the most of every opportunity you get and succeed 💯 you can do it!
Not Chicago definitely not Chicago way to easy
damn unload the product and put it away im glad i watch to much for me
They hire people with no experience?
Someone isn’t pretripping.