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Schneider orientation for inexperienced truck drivers
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- Опубліковано 6 лис 2019
- Inexperienced truck drivers, in this video you will get an in-depth look at Schneider's inexperienced orientation. From what to pack to how long inexperienced orientation lasts, this video covers all the basics and more. Not set on Schneider quite yet? Learn more about what Schneider has to offer to inexperienced truck drivers: sni.jobs/orient...
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Glad to see that Schneider is back 🔙 n the training business! They do an incredible job!! I trained at Green Bay in 2007. Then drove for Schneider for three years. I have been an Owner Operator for five years now. As I start my 15th year of accident-free driving I attribute much of it to the amazing training I received at Schneider.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience and congrats to you for an incredible safe driving record!
Don’t work for Schneider their miles suck and won’t they keep you moving
Hi who can I apply at Schneider please help
I went to Green Bay, Wisconsin to train in Feb 2001 then with a training engineer but I still couldn't get the downshifting down but upshift was easy to remember. I was just an idiot especially when I never learned before hand on any manual transmission.
That's awesome, congratulations
First let me say for a new driver, Schneider's training program is one of the best in the industry. Schneider has great perks like new shoes every year, company car, some operating centers have a cafe and a gym. Free laundry and a generous vacation package that goes up to 4 weeks with time. There are down sides to Schneider as well, no company is perfect, however you can't ask for a better place to start. I drove for them for 10 years and now do something eles.
Thank you for taking time to share your experience and advice. And for your time here as a driver, best of luck to you in your future.
@@schneiderjobshow can i join them? I have no experience with 6 month old cdl.
@@GurdeepSinghDyalAny trucking company will hire you or anyone else right now without any experience, nobody wants to do trucking anymore because it's just horrible and the pay is garbage now unlike it used to be.
Great information. I really like this lady's voice. It is soothing.
Come to our Green Bay location for driver orientation and she will be your instructor! :)
@@schneiderjobs I phoned Schneider recruiter today. Feeling excited to learn and do my part to give good customer service. 👍
Just finished week 2 at Green Bay! I start with my TE Monday morning! So excited!
Congrats! Welcome to the big orange!
i drove for swift for a year after i got my cdl in 2010. i quit and started driving for Schneider at a wal mart distribution center in olney, il doing wal mart Dedicated to be closer to home. i didn't even know about the quarterly safety bonuses. in my orientation i was GIVEN a map guide. the same one that swift sells to their drivers. at the terminal in Edwardsville, il there was a courtesy car which i never needed to use but there was also one in olney that i did use a few times when stuff was slow. i quit Schneider to do local after a year. i don't know if Schneider still does the bonuses but they were tremendous for the year i was there. i try to let every swift driver know that i come across. hands down Schneider was a better experience👍
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and advice with us and others!
You can't even put together a complete sentence nor properly capitalize words
Good job Pepper! Way to rep!
How much u can make weekly driving for them ? Thxs
Considering he’s a driver not an English teacher what difference does it make if his punctuation is correct?
If you guys like fast paced come here. They're the quickest one to get you out of the trainer's (TEs) truck, and into your company truck. If you are slower, and you need extra time and attention, be honest with yourself, and go to a company that has longer training. They are good about explaining things so that you can understand and get it in your first few trys, but if you know you struggle greatly with certain things, go to a company that will train you to do what you need to do. Not everyone is built the same, or thinks the same, so there is no shame in getting yourself some repetitive training.
What training companies would you suggest for somebody who actually wants to know what they are doing before being set free?
True so true on all said here...May I add..You just have to start and no matter where..You just have to start if !!!! That's your Passion,Direction,Goal, and Humble Decision...Once you🙏🏾💯🙏🏾 and Step Out to this Serious Life of Trucking..You will Learn On The Way and Everyday!!! Knowing what you put in it will be Rewarded in so many ways...Blessings To E Rhone In this Field of 🚚 Trucking.....
@@SooHooSamaSito Stevens Transport
@@GeorgiaRedMaking absolutely NO Money to support yourself much less a family is more like it
@LONEWOLF-rq5tl Tru as well...Again you sign up for it...Everything comes with it...I just Say Make sure you Want this..cause it's no joke...Trucking have alot of dos and donts
My First Company in This Career That God Gave Me🙏🏾.... 20 yrs ago💯💯🙌🏾🚛🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♂️...Awesome
Trained at the Green Bay location over 19 years ago. Not driving with Schneider but the school was very professional.
Thanks, Willie. We're glad to help get you started with your truck driving career.
Looking forward to hopefully joining soon.
Great video. I wished I were there to get train by you.. I hear & see you really care about training students without rushing the training
The information from orientation was great but I got shafted my last two days before I was done. My first week went well and I was under the impression that I was doing great because every instructor I had, didn't have any issues with my pre trip, coupling, uncoupling or backing. The second week things were smooth and my new instructor told me I was in phase 3 ahead of time. On wed I did my final evaluation and was told I passed. Thursday came and everything was normal until after lunch. The lead instructor told me and another guy to pre-trip his truck, which was normal. Told me to hop in and ill be driving first. Everything was normal and we went back to the yard to park the truck. When I got out he said my backing was terrible and that I needed more training. I was confused because I got the truck in there with no problems. He asked the other guy to park the truck in a different spot and had to help him back but said nothing about his backing. He told me on Friday I will be doing backing all day with other people. Friday comes and he tells us that we have 15 mins to park the truck and if we go over that time he will rotate to the next person. First person does it in 11mis. The second guy does it in 19mins but he didn't pull him out. I did it in 8mins but he tells me that im backing dangerous. I ask him how and he says because im backing on my blind side. I tell him that I walked around and knew 100% I wasn't going to hit anything, which other instructors said was fine. The next time I go to back I make sure to go straight in the hole by using all the space I have. I get out and he says, if the trailer I was next to was more forward I would have hit it. I told him if it was more up I would have parked it differently to make sure I wouldn't hit it. I go again for my last backing before lunch and get it in with no problems. I ask him was it dangerous and he says no. After lunch he pulls me aside to talk to the director and they said they had to let me go because of backing. I went through all these days with no issues but now all of a sudden my backing isnt safe which was obviously crap because they had a guy literally hit a trailer backing up a week before we showed up and he was still able to progress at Scdneider. I went from being 100% sure of passing to dropped in less than 48 hours all because of the lead instructor bs
Sounds like he didnt like you for some reason
Well, there's always the military, right?
@@armybeef68 Didn't leave Just to go back.
@@R.O.T.C._SEEM
Military is a guaranteed job, you can't get fired, you have somewhere to go on Monday, you know what you're going to wear every day, you have free housing, you can leave the AC on all day, you can leave the lights on all day, and never pay a cent, you have BAH, BAS, Sep Pay.
Sure, there's a lot of BS, that's why I got out, but today it's different, they can't do what they used to do, like I had to do 250 4 count side straddle hops because I lost the spring in my weapon, I could have went to S4 and asked for a new one, but instead I was honest, or the time when I got smoked for having my hands in my pocket, because I was getting my keys out and the ring got stuck on my pocket, there's so many other examples, but if I knew then what I know now I would have stayed and embraced the suck.
Now that's going to be the 2nd biggest regret in my life, and I'm still messed up over it.
@@armybeef68 Yeah I got out in 2018. Would have stayed in but got stuck in Fort Hood for 6 years. After watching all my friends from basic leave that came with me after 3 years and years later watching the new privates also leave to do better things, I just lost all excitement for the career. It's no way I can fake it anymore
Some of the best training you’ll ever receive.
Thank you! We agree!
That is true. Other aspects suck but training is top notch.
Yea like teaching you how to take a shower 😂
No thanks !
It's not "teaching you How to Take a Shower!"
It's teaching you were you can find places to take a shower when you are an otr cdl driver.
If you truly didn't understand what they were saying about showers, I suspect you don't understand the ins and outs of otr cdl lifestyle.
@@MeG-fy1ozsome people lack reading comprehension skills
I have been driving for Schneider going on two years now. I honestly like the company they take care of the drivers. Monthly videos trainings and you can even get you hazmat endorsements if you choose to which is what I did. The only complaint I got is communication with the head office if anyone has a tip on that please let me know
I just got hired from you guys! Looking forward to this new journey!
How is it going?
How was the training?
He failed the drug screen. 😂
I’m very interested in learning how to drive trucks . Looks very rewarding
Looking to start with Schneider after I finish up this last leg of cdl school! I can’t wait to apply and get started with Schneider. This video reassures my decision making most definitely!
Hello! We are so excited you are planning to join Schneider. Did you know you can get pre-hired while you're still in CDL school? Here is the link to our pre-hire form: schneiderjobs.com/truck-driving-jobs/pre-hire-form.
@@schneiderjobs thanks!! Didn’t know that but I just completed it!
Hello Where are you Now, I’m just seeing your Post
@@pam1219 currently local with NFI; getting ready to go lease and get ready to buy my own rig !
@@schneiderjobsGreat. I am a 2021 Class A graduate of CDL School with Tanker and doubles and triples endorsement and need a job in Nashville, TN preferably. I have some experience with O/O but would prefer a company with benefits etc.
I am curious to what options you all may have for local, regional etc and what areas of transportation you offer driving jobs in.
I'd love to speak with a recruiter so a reach out would be very appreciated. I have the CDL now I am ready to put it to use as a company driver.
Thx Marcus
I'm looking forward to trucking career with Schneider.
Was one of the last transport drivers hired ,there was about 30 of us by the time the application process was done there were 2 of us. Spent 2 years with them.
What happened to the other 27 people in your class?
what happened to others? what was tough?
Seems like no one cares to answer? I'm a 52 yr old female ok for me to into this?
No
@@tammystewart10 As long as you pass the physical, you'll be fine. There are 70 yr old OTR drivers out there.
I have a lot of issues with Schneider that will get sorted out in court. However what I can say is that the people at orientation was great. John is a decent guy and the trainers I have dealt with are second to none. The lady at the beginning who is sitting at the table is who took me on my road test. She was great. Other than that once you get in then you will see exactly how they will treat you. If only they had the right people in certain positions then maybe I wouldn't bring on a claim against them.
i drove for swift in 2010 for a year then schneider for a year wal mart dedicated. i was a company driver. swift would want you to idle under a certain % or they would mess with you. schneider would give you a bonus four times a year if you met their idle requirements. they would even not count the idle if the high temp was over 90. they also had a courtesy car where i ran out of. i quit to run local ltl for central transport(terrible) and have been doing shipping containers for the last 7 and a half years. i know that as a whole, trucking just sucks in general. but i try to let every swift driver i come across know that schneider was better, hands down.
What happened?
What happened and how was your case? I understand they charge you over 2k if leave within a year? What if they fired you would you have to pay back?
So you're going to have a trainer drive with a new recruit for a week then cut them loose? I'm no expert but that seems like it's not enough time for a new driver.
I'm very excited to start
Welcome to the big orange!
driving for Schneider I'm happy working for Schneider! Schneider facility the best place to work!
We are so glad you enjoy working at Schneider!
Looking forward to attending a cdl school and hopefully work for this company
I got great training It was intense but it was quick and it was top notch quality.. unfortunately they just don't pay
Oh awesome! I took a 4-year break to get my degree in something unrelated and am looking at driving again. I miss it! 😊 I loved driving those big trucks all over kingdom come.
I was concerned because my experience isn't lengthy and it has a break in it. I am trying to figure out what to do to get hired. Do I pay for a refresher course, yada, yada, yada! It looks like this company will take care of refreshing my skills adequately. I will have to keep them in mind.
I haven't heard great things about the pay though. I'm trying to separate the bitter types from the more honest opinions on the matter.
I have to take care of some things before I take steps to get back out there. I thought it would behoove me to start researching now and by the time I'm ready, I can implement action right then.
I hope I find the right place to fit in with for a couple years. I have a goal and getting the foundational experience in is imperative.
Thanks for the video! 😊
I’m about to go to CDL school, after that I’m gonna apply to Schneider. Where do I apply when I’m inexperienced?
What's your closest training facility to New York?
Starting Orientation on Tuesday, ready for the journey.
Have fun and drive safe! So glad to have you on the team! :)
Big Red how'd it go?
Just got my Class A 🤍, Starting with Schnieder in a couple of weeks. I’m ready & nervous lol.
@O.N.L. SAME HERE lol
@O.N.L. Yess we do ! If we don’t start at the sametime, just know you got this 🤍🚛💨.
I was in trucking school that they paid for and i was there since the 4th-26th. I just passed on Tuesday, and my recruiter called me and was giving me some info about the process and all.
Good luck to both of you! You got this! Drive safe out there, so glad to have you on team orange.
How did the training go for you with Schneider? I'm thinking about joining them as well
How did it go? I start next Monday
I literally can’t wait to join the team I just need to get my permit
I have a CDL A. With "T" & "X" endorsements
One week with a road trainer is shorter than any program I've heard of. Why so short?
Ya not long enough. That’s what worried me.
I guess it makes more 💰 to have trainers back to train more newbies...haha they smell the blood..I personally like the 1 week thing. Some people just need to be backed into a corner to react and survive
Pray I can get this❤❤❤
Gusto saludarles llevo 2 años tratando de conseguir un empleador en estados unidos soy chófer de larga distancia 20 años de experiencia saludos desde Guatemala
The training I received from schnieder was excellent but my training engineer was rude to put it mildly. I still learnt from him though
Learnt?
Ich habe trucking von Schneider gelernt.
Yankee Trucker -YES learnt!!!
Every company is not for everybody. You have to find the right one for you.
Hey Derrick, yes we couldn't agree more. Thank you for your comment!
a good intro and motivation for new commers
The company I drive for got me a rental car to orientation.
I was in orientation for 2 days .
I kept the car and didn’t turn it in until the final day of orientation, When I got my actual truck.
Which means I drove myself to and from orientation.
They booked my hotel room and I was the only one in it for 2 days .
Oh and yes I got $500.00 orientation pay .
Now everything they state here is go to your recruiter for assistance.
They’ll teach you how to take a shower ?
If that isn’t fair warning to void this place, I don’t know what is ? ⚠️
Nice, what company is that?
Great video
FYI, and "forced dispatched" is just a PC term for you are going to get screwed by that company.
I’m really thinking about joining the London team soon!
❤ love it drive cab over cascadia made from don Schneider to 😂❤
I live in new york and wanted to join Pennsylvania location for training but i was denied hotel.why?
What about internal transfer to different divisions once you’ve gotten your experience? Ex: Going from OTR to Tanker.. Would that be an easy process?
Hi Zach. Yes, We've updated the internal transfer process and you can search and apply for internal roles with the Schneider Compass app. You would just need to speak with your leader.
I'm starting may5 in Phoenix..O experience , haven't been in a truck since December.. I'm worried I forget everything
You will be fine! Best thing anyone can have is confidence!
@@schneiderjobs thanks.. tomorrow is the orientation . My mind is blank... And it's hot here lol
How did it go? I'll be starting orientation in Phoenix soon.
I start over again. It’s been a couple years since I’ve been behind the wheel. I’m really wanting this 2nd go around to be successful. My first time I trained in Green Bay. Now I’m going to Phoenix. I really need to work on my backing. My first time was such a huge disaster. I want to succeed.
@@12thmanzag4life my backing is not great either, but you should be fine
Sounds good. Hope I'm allowed, after I get a driver's license.
Im heading there in a few days at Dallas terminal, I would like to know if I'll get 45 and 90 degree backing during those 2 weeks, thats my biggest concern.
Hey how was orientation Iam going in a week
Kso want to add that I started out with Schneider good conpany
Schneider will hook you up! 🤟🤣
them was my trainers when i was there...
no , only because the room mate did not show up. but sometimes you get lucky and have the room to your self bro..
@@orpheus1662 lol
Great video!
Excited to be a trucker 😄
Hi Rodrigo, make sure you consider Schneider when applying for your first truck driving job! schneiderjobs.com/search-driving-jobs
@@schneiderjobs you're not the only trucking school I'm looking at but however I am considering Schneider trucking
Can you also teach them how to come down a mountain so they don’t come down at 5 miles an hour riding their brakes. I do daily mountain runs and I just love the smell of breaks in the morning. That’s how I know there is a Swift Schneider or Amazon driver in front of me.
Exactly what I'd be worried about. What companies do you suggest for OTR training that handle all weather, mountain and inner city driving?
As someone with a permit who is looking to get my CDL through y’all, do we train /test out on manual or are they all automatic? I don’t want to have a restriction on my CDL.
I won't say 100% sense this video was a year ago but from the video with seeing the simulator part they might train in manual but they probably went fully automatic. I think from my point of view it seems the only ways to get a non restricted licenses nowadays are going to a college that offers the course, going to a cdl school like road masters or something like them that offer training in manual, or going basically on your own which means learning in a truck if you have a friend or family member that owns their truck. Sense nowadays even tho manuals are still out there but the training isn't. Probably best way to ask them is contacting a recruiter there and seeing if they do give the option to train/test out of a manual
is this the company that is trying to get driverless trucks?
Yes it's one of the ones who has invested in that, which doesn't give me the warm amd fuzzies about them.
Schneider doesnt pay for cdl driving school. They only offer Tuition reimbursement. Because of that im talking with TMC
Pleroma wrong
Thats what I was told. Thats what I read
We have CDL training options but they are currently booked out. However, we offer up to $7,000 in tuition reimbursement to trucking school. That means you would go to a trucking school, get your CDL, and once hired on with Schneider, we'd help repay your school loan. Full details at: sni.jobs/StartDrivingYT
That's not true. Schneider paid for my school and my hotel while away at school in exchange for signing a year contract with them after which I could walk away and owe nothing.
Can I start this training with a cdl permit? Or do I need the full license
Hi there, you need a CDL in order to apply for a job at Schneider and attend orientation. If you are still looking for a truck driving school to help you get a Class A CDL, Schneider can help: schneiderjobs.com/truck-driving-jobs/inexperienced/find-truck-driving-school
@@schneiderjobs the web site mentions you do cdl training though. So which is it or is it both?
@@emmers2698 i believe you can go in for cdl training i think its a total of 5 weeks and also. I heard you will have a contract where you would have to work for them for 9 full months. I am through Schneider but i already have my cdl a. My response is only from other students ive spoke to at the training center
@@emmers2698 both
It use to be just the permit
From Soldi Punjab India to Schneider greenbay packers
I am so looking forward to being given the opportunity.
Hey I'm also looking for a driver can you drive?
@@davidcolgate7456 I have been around big trucks and farm equipment my whole life but never drove CDL before.
So, this will be mostly new to me.
Reason I am going with a starter-trainer company.
@@McGyver777ATGMAIL ok cool
But just incase you Know someone please don't delay to tell him the pay is quite nice thank you
How do I get my CDL back.i downgraded to ik class d.havec18 years otr. Do I have to go thru a school again! My last year was about 11 years ago.
I had considered maybe driving a truck especially now there are automatic transmission trucks now and yes I know I'm dumb. I have a Class B for driving a school bus which I have air brakes on my license needless to say. I'm seeing if this field is a good fit or not.
Do you hire drivers out of Florida?
Will Schneider hire new cdls grads but with no varifiable expierence?How much does it cost to live on the road hotels/food/shower? Or does Schneider help you with some stuff? Have class A license didn't know it was going to be this hard to get hired
yeah therez alot of ztuff they leave out when gettin cdl they make it zound eazy & that ull make alot of $$$$ all LIEZ .
I need help please, I'd like to know if there is any company that woukd hire a CDL class A driver without experience, or that at least this company would provide training in order to release a driver on the Road, i almost got my CDL but the issue is that most companies wont hire you without experience
Very good
Nothing "independent " about it anymore. You've been warned
And
I consider Schneider National the best company to start your driving career.
Thats great to hear man. What do they pay during orientation and training for recent cdl graduates? After you upgrade to solo, what's the cpm?
@@abrahamdabo2576 Sorry I can't be of more help, but I started out with Schneider back in 2008. I'm sure their rates have changed quite a bit. I have nothing negative to say about my experience with them. I was assigned to a dedicated account with Sears out of Gouldsboro PA as soon as I finished my training with them. Everything was first rate, and I still am able to use what I learned at Schneider while on the road to this day.
@@billgreenidge6740 do you still drive for them ?
@@petrocbmtours3802 No. I actually now drive for Barr-Nunn Transportation. Definitely the best fit for me at this stage in my driving career. That said, I still recommend new drivers to consider Schneider when starting out for sure.
@@billgreenidge6740 Thanks Bill, My orientation with Schneider starts on Monday. I can't wait. All the best to you
I'm hoping to go back to trucking next year. I have 3 years otr experience and hadn't driven for over 10 years. I'm looking for a good company to drive for and Schneider might be one of them.
That is exciting! Looking forward to you joining our team!
Will they hire if I haven’t worked as a truck driver after 6 months of getting my license?
Hello, i have 20 years of experience ( driving in México and texas whit license mexican )
Now i am new recident, but my english os not perfect ( maybe 60 % )
I will have posibility ?
Thanks.
Is it frees there’s no contract to it?
Where is orientation for new cdl? I am in Phoenix so I am wondering how far away I would have to plan to travel.
Hi am driver truck I like working an this company but I don't know what am doing
Schneider pay with W2 or 1099?
Do you have to go over the road with a trainers.? Is there anything available locally to train in the Chicago area.?
just one trainer.
I’m in Chicago area too and wanna do local. Otr is a definite no for me
Hi is this the same orientation for local driver's for the home-depot Account?
Hi I'm interested about your offer in training as truck driver. I'm interested to work & be train in your company I'm from the Philippines. And I have no experienced in driving about trailer truck but for the straight chassis truck I experienced more than 2 decades already. I am willing to undergo training upon your request.
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Trying to check the site from Ukraine. Pretty please?
Is this an old video , I thought they closed all of there schools. I went through in 97, drove for Schneider for 2 years. Solid company,left on good terms, thinking about coming back but i haven't driven class A for 12 years. Looking for a refresher course but most places are closed due to covid ?
We offer up to $7,000 in tuition reimbursement to a refresher course with partner trucking schools. That means you would attend a refresher course at a trucking school, and once hired on with Schneider, we'd help repay your school loan.
Hi! I really appriciate that you guys are doing great. I want to know if your company can hire overseas workers? Because i am really verymuch iterested to become a driver in company. Thank you all guys. Take care always.
Going on Jan 24
We can't wait to have you on our team! Drive safe!
Hello! I am seriously considering switching careers and become a driver. Are all of your Schneider trucks equipped with automatic transmissions?
Hi Russ, all of our trucks are automatic transmissions.
Do you guys cdl train? I’m trying get my cdl but I’m looking for a company to pay for my cdl
They were not truthful with me they didn't communicate properly. They breached the contract and ultimately sabotaged my business. This is what happened to me as an Owner operator. We are really just misclassified.
LOL WTF did you think was going to happen?
@@toddb3394 clearly not WTF you just read
I'm Glad I left. I am making more money running my own operation. Just like I thought would fuckin happen.
If you already took your DOT physical when you got your permit, do you have to take it again at orientation?
No, im currently with Schneider on my 4th week train ring with my TE (Training Engineer) ....no you don't have to again. Normally when you talk to a recruiter over the phone they with send you an email prompting you to upload up if you already have one along with license
You will have to do a hair follicle drug test and a urine test when you get to the orientation
@@The1707reginahow’s that training otr going and how far away from the terminal do you drive everyday?
excellent information How would you apply from Peru to the company
كيف يمكنني ان اسجل لديكم.
هل هناك فرع في سان فرنسيسكوا كاليفورنيا
Overall Schneider is a good company.
I’m thinking of applying here i’m recently a graduate for my cdl class a but i want something local.... does being local apply to being out of home for 3 weeks during orientation?
No
Are you in west memphis,ark
You can search for Schneider driving jobs in your area and apply: sni.jobs/ApplyYT
There's a terminal in West Memphis Arkansas
I live in VA. Can I still apply for a OTR position?
I'm almost finished with Bevil State Truck Driving School (Sumiton Campus). I live in Birmingham Alabama and decided to start looking for a company, We've had tons of recruiters come speak with us, but the one from Schneider stuck out the most with me. I'm wanting to do Tanker and was told it's 30 days training but can't remember if the training was in Pennsylvania or Houston Texas? Can anyone help me out with this?
Hi Johnny - happy to help and thrilled to hear you're interested in Schneider. We have Tanker training in Houston, TX and Carlisle, PA and Gary, Indiana. Training lasts 28-31 days for inexperienced drivers.You can enter your ZIP Code and search for a driving job you're interested here: schneiderjobs.com/search-driving-jobs.
@@schneiderjobs Thanks, unfortunately I didn't see any tanker jobs posted in my area, I'm willing to come to Houston or Pennsylvania for the training. I've got the material the recruiter that came to class gave us,it may be best if I go ahead and call. I graduate in 2 weeks.
Do I need my permit before attending?
I already got my CDL A but with no training or experience...do i have to pay for the orientation and training?
Hi Carlos. No, you are paid during Schneider's orientation and training program. Learn more at: sni.jobs/OrientationYT
Where do you sleep during the one week on the road training?
They put you in the top bunk of the truck with the trainer below you. Kinda sucks to be in a space smaller than a prison cell with a complete stranger. But at least it is only a week. Other companies I've read about have you with the trainer for 5 weeks or more.
I'm from Minnesota, I have my CDL from a tech school but I don't have any tractor trailer experience and it's been since 2014 when I got my CDL, what are your thoughts on what's my options
Hi Dave. You may need to get some refresher training at a trucking school. Please contact a recruiter for more guidance. Text "Chat" to 28000 or call 800-447-7433. Thanks!
so what happend? I am in the same boat, I got my CDL in January but have veey little experience, I have not started working as a CDL driver due to me reading how you make so little the first year, I cannot afford that.. so what did you endup doing?
I'm ready to get hired with y'all.
Does Schneider run teams near New Hampshire?
I have about 9 months of driving experience but I haven't been on the road in about 2 years. Would I have to go thru inexperienced or experienced orientation?
Hey Earl, a Driver Recruiter would be able to answer that question. Feel free to give one a call at 800-44-PRIDE.
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