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kitkat36 05-12-2009 01:16 PM

TLC Zeeland, MI
 
I'm thinking about applying at TLC in Zeeland, MI. Does anybody know what they are like to work for? How much do they pay their over the road drivers?

Orangetxguy 05-12-2009 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by kitkat36 (Post 449918)
I'm thinking about applying at TLC in Zeeland, MI. Does anybody know what they are like to work for? How much do they pay their over the road drivers?

There is a shocker! I thought they went out of business, it has been so long since I have seen one on the road!

Orangetxguy 05-12-2009 02:29 PM

If you meet their qualifications, here is someone you might talk to, since you are in MI.

Employment - Van Eerden Trucking

Or their sister company,

http://www.vaneerden.com/

Best of Luck

dobry4u 05-12-2009 02:31 PM

I have been to their warehouse in Zeeland a bit ago to pick up a Dollar General load. Didn't see any TLC trucks.

Speaking of that.. not wanting to hijack... that load was a lot of oven cleaner and the warehouse said it wasn't hazmat..... baking soda in a can? :confused:

Orangetxguy 05-12-2009 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by dobry4u (Post 449926)
I have been to their warehouse in Zeeland a bit ago to pick up a Dollar General load. Didn't see any TLC trucks.

Speaking of that.. not wanting to hijack... that load was a lot of oven cleaner and the warehouse said it wasn't hazmat..... baking soda in a can? :confused:


Baking Soda isn't hazardous. In fact, in it's natural form, "Soda Ash" it is used to neutralize corrosive materials, to soak up caustic spills, and weird things like that.

When you drive across Wyoming on I-80, you pass by the largest "Soda Ash" mines in the country, just east of Little America. You can see the "Arm & Hammer" baking soda logo on one of the signs, for the road leading to their mine.

kitkat36 05-12-2009 04:28 PM

VanEerden
 
Any idea how much VanEerden pays?

Orangetxguy 05-12-2009 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by kitkat36 (Post 449935)
Any idea how much VanEerden pays?


Call and ask.

dobry4u 05-12-2009 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Orangetxguy (Post 449933)
Baking Soda isn't hazardous. In fact, in it's natural form, "Soda Ash" it is used to neutralize corrosive materials, to soak up caustic spills, and weird things like that.

When you drive across Wyoming on I-80, you pass by the largest "Soda Ash" mines in the country, just east of Little America. You can see the "Arm & Hammer" baking soda logo on one of the signs, for the road leading to their mine.

Oops... I was just presuming baking soda was the "oven cleaner" marketing, but I have no idea. I just couldn't/can't fathom a working oven cleaner that isn't hazmat...I realized bicarb isn't hazmat... unless mixed with vinegar! :)


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