[lve2drv]

I WAS OFFERED A JOB WITH ENERGY DISPATCH IN ATLANTA,GA. IM HAVE MADE UP MY MIND TO TAKE THE POSITONS SINCE MY CURRENT EMPLOYER ONLY PAY $14 HR STRAIGHT PAY, NO OVERTIME! IF ANY OF YOU HAVE ADVICE PLEASE PUT IT OUT THERE FOR ME TO VIEW. GOOD OR BAD.

[golfhobo]

Originally Posted by lve2drv

I WAS OFFERED A JOB WITH ENERGY DISPATCH IN ATLANTA,GA. IM HAVE MADE UP MY MIND TO TAKE THE POSITONS SINCE MY CURRENT EMPLOYER ONLY PAY $14 HR STRAIGHT PAY, NO OVERTIME! IF ANY OF YOU HAVE ADVICE PLEASE PUT IT OUT THERE FOR ME TO VIEW. GOOD OR BAD.

Well..... I don't know about that specific company, but in the tanker thread you asked for ANY info on fuel hauling. I suppose you could find something in the 21 pages of THIS thread..........

http://www.classadrivers.com/phpBB2/...ic.php?t=30827

[ben45750]

Hauling fuel does take a certain type or person and it isn't for everyone. I hauled fuel for Kenan Advantage. I had an opportunity I couldn't pass on and got out of trucking. I would still be working for them if I were still driving and if I went back into driving. I would go back to hauling fuel.

I think it's relatively safe, safer than pulling doubles. Trucking accidents are pretty common, tanking accidents really don't happen to often (when they do you hear about them).

BOL

[lve2drv]

im going to at least try it. im just trying to gather as much info as i can. thanks for the link to the other thread golfhobo

[slobra281]

lve2drv, my dad just celebrated his 15th anniversary with Energy Dispatch down here in Tampa. Like any other company, it has its positives and negatives. He likes the fact that they don't haul diesel, no sticking(measuring) the tanks and Race Trac's stores are easily accessible. It's all self dispatch too. Had I not stumble upon my current gig with Penske, I'd be hauling fuel too.

[lve2drv]

Originally Posted by slobra281

lve2drv, my dad just celebrated his 15th anniversary with Energy Dispatch down here in Tampa. Like any other company, it has its positives and negatives. He likes the fact that they don't haul diesel, no sticking(measuring) the tanks and Race Trac's stores are easily accessible. It's all self dispatch too. Had I not stumble upon my current gig with Penske, I'd be hauling fuel too.

thanks slobra281. i was approved for the job today. i starting on the 28th after i take my vacation with present employer. if you have any other helpful info let me know it would help alot. thanks!

[lve2drv]

Originally Posted by slobra281

lve2drv, my dad just celebrated his 15th anniversary with Energy Dispatch down here in Tampa. Like any other company, it has its positives and negatives. He likes the fact that they don't haul diesel, no sticking(measuring) the tanks and Race Trac's stores are easily accessible. It's all self dispatch too. Had I not stumble upon my current gig with Penske, I'd be hauling fuel too.

this fuel hauling gig isnt all that bad. money is good, no traffic overnight. 5 on 2off, 5 on 3 off. not bad at all.

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by lve2drv

this fuel hauling gig isnt all that bad. money is good, no traffic overnight. 5 on 2off, 5 on 3 off. not bad at all.

Report back in ....14 years...rookie!!

[lve2drv]

Report back in ....14 years...rookie!![/quote]


WHO IS THIS ROOKIE YOU'RE SPEAKING OF? COULDNT BE ME DRIVER!

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by lve2drv

Report back in ....14 years...rookie!!

WHO IS THIS ROOKIE YOU'RE SPEAKING OF? COULDNT BE ME DRIVER![/quote]

LOL...yu are a "Rookie" fuel hauler. :P :P :P