truck drivers canada
#136
Re: truck drivers canada
was just upstairs packing!!!!! man this country has gone down the tubes,, made redundant 2 weeks from xmas, no pay off why stay????
ps is it true that Challenger are looking for drivers and paying wages from the moment you start with them? ie they put you through the re training process and even pay a wage??? seems unlikely but?? if its true then... I would expect to be tied into a contract but hey it keeps the costs down
#137
Re: truck drivers canada
sorry for the delay in replying
was just upstairs packing!!!!! man this country has gone down the tubes,, made redundant 2 weeks from xmas, no pay off why stay????
ps is it true that Challenger are looking for drivers and paying wages from the moment you start with them? ie they put you through the re training process and even pay a wage??? seems unlikely but?? if its true then... I would expect to be tied into a contract but hey it keeps the costs down
was just upstairs packing!!!!! man this country has gone down the tubes,, made redundant 2 weeks from xmas, no pay off why stay????
ps is it true that Challenger are looking for drivers and paying wages from the moment you start with them? ie they put you through the re training process and even pay a wage??? seems unlikely but?? if its true then... I would expect to be tied into a contract but hey it keeps the costs down
Email a few companies in the link Gremmie gave you and see what sort of answers you get
#138
Re: truck drivers canada
Not sure..... I think Berkyboy as just started with them .. Personally I would pay for my own training rather than be tied to a contract, Then if things go wrong you can jump ship easier.
Email a few companies in the link Gremmie gave you and see what sort of answers you get
Email a few companies in the link Gremmie gave you and see what sort of answers you get
I will email a few and see what the results are.. watch this space as they say, or even better hopefully watch the road in front I may just be coming towards you in a few months!!
Paul
#139
Re: truck drivers canada
I take it from your user name that you have a Subaru ?
#140
Re: truck drivers canada
my car is a vauxhall astra gsi turbo, chipped up to 250 bhp and mental as hell.. as much fun a a real Subaru untill it gets damp, wet, and dont even start about ice or snow!! not I can remember the last time we had any of the white stuff back here!! well not in any quantity!! lol
so to sum up a wannabe subaru driver but cant afford the insurance ha ha
#141
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Location: 9 years in the canadian trucking industry... Niverville MB
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Re: truck drivers canada
I wish no the handle come from my love of scuba diving!!
my car is a vauxhall astra gsi turbo, chipped up to 250 bhp and mental as hell.. as much fun a a real Subaru untill it gets damp, wet, and dont even start about ice or snow!! not I can remember the last time we had any of the white stuff back here!! well not in any quantity!! lol
so to sum up a wannabe subaru driver but cant afford the insurance ha ha
my car is a vauxhall astra gsi turbo, chipped up to 250 bhp and mental as hell.. as much fun a a real Subaru untill it gets damp, wet, and dont even start about ice or snow!! not I can remember the last time we had any of the white stuff back here!! well not in any quantity!! lol
so to sum up a wannabe subaru driver but cant afford the insurance ha ha
As to challanger,,contact berkboy,he has started with them last week so can give the inside info..
#142
Re: truck drivers canada
mailed berkboy already, CV done, chit chat halted!! bag packing resumed... if it takes me more than 5 weeks i will get grumpy... lol lol
Emails sent... h&R and challenger plus a few others from G's list.. so watch the road a newbie may just be figuring out that he's no longer on the m6 toll!!!
thanks
I may return with further silly questions but pray all will be gentle
#143
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Re: truck drivers canada
yes sir!!
mailed berkboy already, CV done, chit chat halted!! bag packing resumed... if it takes me more than 5 weeks i will get grumpy... lol lol
Emails sent... h&R and challenger plus a few others from G's list.. so watch the road a newbie may just be figuring out that he's no longer on the m6 toll!!!
thanks
I may return with further silly questions but pray all will be gentle
mailed berkboy already, CV done, chit chat halted!! bag packing resumed... if it takes me more than 5 weeks i will get grumpy... lol lol
Emails sent... h&R and challenger plus a few others from G's list.. so watch the road a newbie may just be figuring out that he's no longer on the m6 toll!!!
thanks
I may return with further silly questions but pray all will be gentle
#145
Re: truck drivers canada
I may return with further silly questions but pray all will be gentle
or can anyone explain convolutional coding in regards to fibre optic and copper network cabling installation coz it's doing my head in on this course I'm on...
#146
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Location: 9 years in the canadian trucking industry... Niverville MB
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Re: truck drivers canada
Now concentrate on selling ya house and start doing some proper work
#148
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From this day forth, KB33 shall be known as HTH.
Scooby-doo, good luck. It'll be worth the hassle. Leave that bloody scrappy at home.
Dave, shut up. I tried reading about n-bits & m-strings but got a headache and couldn't be arsed.
Last edited by koogar; Dec 9th 2008 at 12:32 am.
#149
Re: truck drivers canada
[QUOTE=koogar;7050355]Quite right Gremble. Everyone should use the flying j and keep those lovely tanker drivers in work.
From this day forth, KB33 shall be known as HTH.
Dave, shut up.[/QUOTE
Gremble ??? Personally I would call him Grumble
HTH
From this day forth, KB33 shall be known as HTH.
Dave, shut up.[/QUOTE
Gremble ??? Personally I would call him Grumble
HTH