Hi there ! I also am a newly licensed female driver as well in Paris Ontario and it is very hard right now to get anyone to consider hiring me. It is discouraging , but dont give up...there is a place for us somewhere out there !
Hi there ! I also am a newly licensed female driver as well in Paris Ontario and it is very hard right now to get anyone to consider hiring me. It is discouraging , but dont give up...there is a place for us somewhere out there !
Wow :!: That's a lot of assuming going on there! Why would they even graduate someone if they felt that way?This makes me wonder, why? The Co-Op company must have felt that you were not a confident enough driver or experienced enough to take a chance on you.
I thought most trucking schools garaunteed job placement?
good luck!
It's never "guaranteed". What they will guarantee is help in finding you a company that may take you, but work itself is never a "gimmie". Just like a pre-hire is never a guarantee that the company will actually hire you in the end.Originally Posted by jnk2001
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but straps and chains excite me!"~ Flatbedder's Credo
There are many companies you could apply to for jobs In southwestern Ontario alone there's Verspeeten in Ingersoll, J.Bryan in Scotland, Kriska, Bison, Ro_lin in Paris, Challenger in Cambridge and also MacArthurs in Cambridge. Just to mention a few. I know that of those they've been helpful to hire newbies in the past. BOL
In her area she has XTL in Alexandria, Nesel in Summerstown, I think B.R Smith has a yard in Ottawa, although I'm not sure what kind of experience these companies require, they may not accept newbies
Challenger would be a good one to contact for a newbie
Maybe look for companies that need local delivery drivers or shunt truck drivers, it's a start, and a good way to practice backing and manouvering, that is how I started as a teenager, and doing that you may be able to work your way up to driving tractor trailers
You have to start some where and you can't always start at the top, nowdays everyone gets their licence and the next day they want to be out driving and making the top wage
Yes Shawnee, I forgot all about Bruce R. Smith. They have a yard in Walsh. There's also Ludwig in Simcoe and Keith Hall in Burford. Jeff Bryan is there also, not in Scotland.
call manitoulin!!!!!!!!!! or yankee
WOW, that is not good. Most of the students from my school have been hired on.Originally Posted by ottawa
I have the contact info for a few recruiters from SGT2000 and Kriska if you would like them.
Going to an accredited school has a lot to do with getting a job, and your school is not accredited nor, highly recognized in the industry, and that can be frustrating I know. Just keep pounding the pavement something will happen soon enough.
"Hundreds of miles rolled off today.
Signs lose their meaning, minutes tick away.
Dirt roads to interstates, I must have drove them all.
Cigarettes and burgers, caffeine and alcohol."
Bingo!Originally Posted by Mars
hehe that is not bingo for meOriginally Posted by joettanne
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Ottawa..If you want you can come to sunny arizona and ride with me for a while. I'll let you drive and pay you . I'm a canadian also..Send me your pic. All I do is drive around the desert all day testing tires..I run doubles with a big chunk of concrete on the back..![]()
I am looking to make my way to Queen Creek in the near future.Originally Posted by aztrucker
"Hundreds of miles rolled off today.
Signs lose their meaning, minutes tick away.
Dirt roads to interstates, I must have drove them all.
Cigarettes and burgers, caffeine and alcohol."
Your coming to Q.C. from Ottawa?..wow what a drastic change..it's going to be 80 here today. Q.C. is right down the way from me..nice little community..lots of work down here..Are you a dually? When are you coming?
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