Well, I started out in a mixer over 6 years ago, and drove until I got my class A. Not sure what plant your working out of, but i did work for Redi-Mix long ago.
I wouldn't waste my time. None of it will count as experience when you go to apply for a class A position.
And don't fall for the "We can get you in a rock truck after you have proved yourself." Most concrete companies use that to get drivers to start driving, then you find out that the waiting list is over 2 years long for that position.
However, if you need a job, and running low on funds, you would be starting during the busy season. You will be getting up at 12:00 am to work for 14 hours, just to do it all over again. Just remember, things slow way down for the winter, so while your making that cash, put some away.
Good luck.
P.S. I do miss playing poker with the guys during rain days.
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Anyone can learn to drive a truck. Few become truck drivers.
Deja moo. It's when you feel you have heard this BS before.
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