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Thread: Does this even exist in the trucking industry??

  1. 10-19-2006 04:46 PM #1
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    Default Does this even exist in the trucking industry??

    I live in Northwest Indiana and I am looking for a Part-time job in the trucking industry. Any suggestions??
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  2. 10-19-2006 05:22 PM #2
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    Define "trucking industry".

    Driving? - yep - many dealerships have on call drivers to shuttle trucks from dealership to dealership.

    Service or other such things in any dealership also might have part time positions.
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  3. 10-19-2006 06:50 PM #3
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    Why dont you check with the RV manufactures in that area.
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    Check with the companies in your area. Some companies will hire a driver for "part-time" to take runs when the regular drivers are on vacation. It's a "fill-in" job if that's what you want.
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    if you dont mind the commute to gary roehl has 7on 7 off
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    Quote Originally Posted by duck
    Define "trucking industry".

    Driving? - yep - many dealerships have on call drivers to shuttle trucks from dealership to dealership.

    Service or other such things in any dealership also might have part time positions.
    This is what I do and if you live near a larger city you can work for more then 1 dealership and keep fairly busy. Don't expect much pay wise. I make $8-$10 per hour shuttling trucks for 2 different dealerships.
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    wanttotruck check your pm's
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken_o
    if you dont mind the commute to gary roehl has 7on 7 off
    that's your best option right there
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