Sometimes it's easier to pull your truck to a different spot in the yard. If the ground is uneven, find u a lil incline area. Sometimes it cause the hinges to adjust, and you may have to lift up on them a lil bit while pushing them close.

Thanks for this video.

Thanks for this vide.

Thank you for taking the time out to explain the Houston Port, I am grateful! I understood how you explained everything, now I just have to feel my way around. Thank you!

Are you still doing containers? I’m about to get into it soon. Glad I came across your video because I had been seeing not so good reviews with pay and dealing with the ports.

Wow! I’m definitely impressed! You go girl!!

Things just happen in life unexpectedly even at work. It's good that you have the assistance that you need when you need it

I remember I worked port driving without training had to work my way with asking for help my boss was an a**hole

Asking for help is certainly not crazy if you need help and people are there to help you that's a good thing. At least you are not left hanging. Also it's good that you can rely on a person or people to assist you that's a blessing

Thanks a lot . This video help a lot for me .I am new guy

This is so dope!! I love to see it🔥🔥🔥 #womanstrong

If anybody wanna know what a strong Queen look like, look no further!!! Salute Queen you really let 'em know it's not a game! Those containers cross the oceans and pick up all that salt and moisture, and it's just a cycle of that creating rust in some spots that make it hard to open and close those doors. Not to mention the bang ups from careless drivers lol. Ugh I'm having flashbacks😂 Make sure you go to Home Depot or Lowe's and grab some pipes, the longer the better for leverage, but cut them so it's comfortable for you. Great tip about the WD-40, don't know why I never tried that🤦🏾‍♂ Thank you for pointing out those pins being in the right position too. You may get a crane operator who is patient and will wait for you, but I've worked with some that will move on to another truck if your pins aren't right and if you think they're coming right back once you got it together😂😂 Think again! Because there might be twenty other trucks lined up waiting and if that crane goes to another spot because of you...Lord help you is all I can say! Another superb video, Keep up the hustle👑💯

Hi, I see that you're running under Schneider's authority (or maybe I'm wrong). I'm doing OTR right now but I'm going to Schneider to the drayage division O/Op, out of Houston. I know it will take me a bit to get used to it, though. I hope and I want to believe that Schneider trains their owner operators and teach them some tricks about the chasis, going in and out of the port. I hope they do it!!! 😆 BTW, I think I saw you once in La Porte, I was making a left turn at the Barberous Cut Rd towards the Gulf Wind warehouse. Be safe out there. Good video! 👍🏻

Idk sometimes if trailer isn’t on level ground they won’t close

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Hi, thanks for sharing. Do you have any recommendations for port driving jobs in the Houston area that would hire me with 3 months' experience?

Hey Niquey we really appreciate the info, it’s very helpful for ppl looking to get into port work. I have a few questions if you have time. I’m out of Houston, how long are the days doing intermodal? I found one company that would hire me with no port experience but the pay is really low compared to what I do now. Thank you in advance if you have time.

You run under your own authority? I'm in Houston too. Thinking about getting into this container jawn as an o/o.

It’s it good as a new driver to get paid 35% of whatever the truck makes ? Thanks

Hello do you have any companies tell me about that maybe hiring

Thanks for this video.

Thanks for this video.