As you can imagine, Hugh has received many inquiries about working for him on the Ice Roads.
It's possible to get a job if you are Canadian, or have a Work Permit to drive in Canada.
If you are American, or another nationality, its not so easy. The first thing you MUST have is a Canadian work permit. To get this, you need to be sponsored by a Canadian company. But here's the unfortunate catch. It's possible for Canadian companies to fill the spots with Canadian drivers, so they are not really all that keen to hire someone from another country! So sincere apologies out there to non Canadian drivers, Hugh, as you can imagine has been inundated with requests for people to drive for him and some of the resumes are outstanding but he is only hiring Canadian drivers or those with a Canadian Work Permit.
If you have either of these, then send a resume to the address below.
Hugh hires in November.
R&R Hoe Service
18125 Herford Rd
Winfield BC V4V1B6
CANADA
This is the direct phone and fax details of his office in Canada:
PH: 250 766 0326
Fax:250 766 0301 (only fax after 7.30pm Pacific Time)
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I think you should delete the ph #, his trucks only hauled maybe 1% of the loads... :roll: Hollywood meets the north... Stay south of 49, please... and don't even think of, north of 60...
WOW! He's got choice equipment and a real swell guy. :wink:
Pretty much what I was thinking.
Hmmm, maybe Drew will want his old job back. :lol: :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted:
Finding the right trucking company is like finding the right person to marry. I really comes down to finding one whose BS you can put up with and who can put up wih yours.
Why would anybody want to work for that A-hole? He's a chump, and his dinosaur equipment is junk. I'd last 2 days with that dude before they ended hauling my butt off to jail.
I fall asleep trying to drive 55mph,how the hell am I gonna do driving 12mph?
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