Kuhnle is asking 1 year of tanker experience. I think Schenider would be a good place to get that tanker experience. Pay might be low but it's the crawl phase rite out of cdl school.

You have to start somewhere, though, right? Most places that pay well like that require experience or are hard to get into from what I've found.

If you’re at Schneider get your experience and get out as soon as possible - find local work that pays by the hour - or at the very least a company that pays for breakdown time, fueling time, everything you do deserves pay, never forget that drivers, and never settle for less. Schneider is just another company taking advantage of inexperienced drivers by not paying them what they deserve.

phidan1990 I’m about to have to bite that bullet due to me not having experience but I have the endorsement

Do they still require you to double clutch the trucks there ?

Try Prime Tanker

@@tez_foe4382 Thank you, they accepted me and I start april 8th!

Where you in a commercial vehicle or a person vehicle when you got hit

I will be there Oct 16 in Pennsylvania

How was/is it…considering coming out of retirement to drive again…tell us what you think of the training and job.

lol look at us in the comments😂❤. We all came together for training. I think the training was good. I wish I had more driving time with my training engineer. I did get good backing experience. I got good practice with coupling and uncoupling. Only thing I didn’t get to experience was live unloading. Luckily, I’m on a dedicated ecolab account so I’ll get additional training. Just be aware that they do double up trainees. They claimed that they try to avoid it, but I can’t tell. The instructors are very patient. Depending on if you’re experienced or not, you’ll be put in either a single or double occupancy hotel, respectively. You’re on your own for dinner. But Breakfast is free. Lunch is free. Laundry is free at the operating centers. It’s not the best quality, but please take advantage of that because the orientation pay is low. Lastly, you’re in orientation for 3 weeks if you’re experienced or 5 weeks if you’re inexperienced. And you work basically everyday due to recaps.

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and opinions. We agree with you trucking is a relationship and both sides have to do their part. We are so glad you are happy with your owner operator role here and wish you continued success until you are ready to retire from the Big Orange.

Hi Rom, we do have driving opportunities in Canada. You can search and apply here: schneiderjobs.com/search-driving-jobs.

@@schneiderjobs Thank you i will try . i have 2..3 companies to check .

They are probably automated transmissions now, and liquids are at gross weight most of the time close to or at 80 thousand pounds truck trailer and product weight.

Schneider has a variety of driving jobs available nationwide. Find driving jobs near you at: sni.jobs/Find and search by your zip code.

Hi Gregorio, our Tanker drivers spend about four weeks in orientation to ensure they know how to safely walk on top of the tanker trucks once they get out on the road.

Thanks for the feedback. We'll consider it. However washes are done on non-Schneider locations so we most likely wouldn't be able to record a video.

That's because they can't match the pay of any of the dozen tanker companies there.

@@robertpolkamp I can believe that.

It really depends on the specific Tanker position. Each position will provide those kind of details. Learn more at: sni.jobs/TankerYT

Pay depends on each driving position and your experience. Learn about Schneider driver pay at: sni.jobs/Pay

You can search and apply for driving jobs near you on our website at: sni.jobs/FindYT

Thank you so much