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cpc/walgreens

#1

06-21-2008 10:03 AM by vick

hey any drivers on here work for them

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#2

06-22-2008 07:36 PM by BigAtrukn

Dont work for them but i know the head supervisors for the DC in Moreno Valley. what did you want to know maybe i could help?

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#3

06-26-2008 11:09 PM by INKTOXICATED

we have a few cpc drivers working for our fleet here in nj. not walgreens account tho. gaf flatbed

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#4

07-02-2008 11:33 PM by DVR

I run a regular route for Walgeens, Tues. thru Sat. Get paid by the hour. OT after 8. Hand unload using gravity roller system. Best of all I sleep in my bed every night.

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#5

07-03-2008 04:08 AM by dewercs2

I'd like to drive for them, since the DC is about 10-15 miles from home. Had a friend who drove for them a couple years ago. He said he didn't like it since you had to set up the conveyor and then offload yourself. He told me he was a driver not a dockworker.

That's all I know about them.... and that could have changed. I think you need a couple years driving experience though, I've got about 5 months.

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#6

07-03-2008 08:04 PM by BigAtrukn

They require 2 yrs exp.

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#7

07-03-2008 09:59 PM by Bumper

Hey Dewercs2, Im right next door to ya....I wouldnt mind finding a local gig out of Moreno Valley or Temecula myself......

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#8

07-03-2008 10:16 PM by DVR

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Originally Posted by dewercs2
I'd like to drive for them, since the DC is about 10-15 miles from home. Had a friend who drove for them a couple years ago. He said he didn't like it since you had to set up the conveyor and then offload yourself. He told me he was a driver not a dockworker.

That's all I know about them.... and that could have changed. I think you need a couple years driving experience though, I've got about 5 months.
I make between $1050.00 and 1350.00 a week running a regular route from a domicile location where relay drivers bring the load in overnight.

I work Tues. through Sat. and crap in my own toilet every morning and sleep in my own bed at night. That to me is worth its weight in gold! So I dont mind taking 5 minutes to setup a conveyor in the truck and hand unloading!

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#9

07-04-2008 04:37 PM by dewercs2

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Originally Posted by Bumper
Hey Dewercs2, Im right next door to ya....I wouldnt mind finding a local gig out of Moreno Valley or Temecula myself......
I know Bumper..... We spoke last year about how close we are. I worked at the Home Depot for a few years before making the jump to driving. We might have cross paths at one point there. My wife is still there in HR so I still can't get away from my old employees....
I leave today for Tulsa, OK to start with Arrow on monday.

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#10

07-04-2008 04:45 PM by dewercs2

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Originally Posted by DVR
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Originally Posted by dewercs2
I'd like to drive for them, since the DC is about 10-15 miles from home. Had a friend who drove for them a couple years ago. He said he didn't like it since you had to set up the conveyor and then offload yourself. He told me he was a driver not a dockworker.

That's all I know about them.... and that could have changed. I think you need a couple years driving experience though, I've got about 5 months.
I make between $1050.00 and 1350.00 a week running a regular route from a domicile location where relay drivers bring the load in overnight.

I work Tues. through Sat. and crap in my own toilet every morning and sleep in my own bed at night. That to me is worth its weight in gold! So I dont mind taking 5 minutes to setup a conveyor in the truck and hand unloading!
Hey DVR,

I'd sure like to get on that run but have to get more time under my belt.

I don't mind working to be able to brush my teeth in my own sink instead of a public bathroom in a truck stop. To sit on my own toilet would be nice too.

I'll get there just need more time and make sure a tandem brake hub doesn't take my right steer tire out and send me into a ditch like the last time I was out.

Off to Arrow.......

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