Bro don’t build your stop on the floor. Build it on the hand truck. Also when separating stops organize them to the side leaving you a walk way. The quicker you learn the small details the better you’ll become.
Don’t do ltl. I did ltl for 4 years & recently switched over to foodservice. It’s extremely slow & does not pay at all. You have to go with a job that’s recession proof. Go to any food service companies. They always have work regardless of how bad the economy gets & you start off making 100k a year right off a bat at food service. ltl you’ll have to wait 15-20 years before you even touch 100k because you’ll have to work your way up.
@@M4_Trucking food service really ain’t bad just gotta find the right companies. It’s other companies routes pay the same and more than Sysco but don’t have you routed 14 hours. Like where I work now I make more in 48 hours a week 4 days a week then when I was working 55 hours a week 4 days a week at Sysco. And most of my hours drive time I only have 4-5 stops a day
Eventually if you have the same routes you’ll be able to recognize what boxes go where even without looking at the tags cuz they always order the same stuff. As you go organize other stops to the side and leave room to get by. The key is to touch the same box as few times as you can to save time and get paid more.
Bro don’t build your stop on the floor. Build it on the hand truck. Also when separating stops organize them to the side leaving you a walk way. The quicker you learn the small details the better you’ll become.
Thanks ill keep practicing that
What’s the hand truck bro? Bc I’m soaking up knowledge. I just did my application
@@joshfox09hand truck is a dolly. It’s what you have when you wheel product down the ramp into each restaurant
@@joshfox09 it’s another name for dolley, or cart. It’s what you use to wheel in the cases anywhere
@@M4_Trucking thank you bro!
You doing good , give it some time welcome to foodservice gang
Aye you in my city. I knew from the second you started driving on 95 😂
I been here 3 years and all I can say is GOODLUCK!
Whats the starting pay in Philadelphia? Debating between food service and ltl
Also, are you guys unionized up there?
We are union at $32
Don’t do ltl. I did ltl for 4 years & recently switched over to foodservice. It’s extremely slow & does not pay at all. You have to go with a job that’s recession proof. Go to any food service companies. They always have work regardless of how bad the economy gets & you start off making 100k a year right off a bat at food service. ltl you’ll have to wait 15-20 years before you even touch 100k because you’ll have to work your way up.
Sysco in MA is 5 days. $35-37 an hour depending on location.
That’s naice
Damn that’s good! I’m about to start with Sysco in Dallas at 27$ an hour
@@chickenbread3034I was going to with Sysco in Dallas but they have no phone/headset policy even wireless 🤮
Good sh!t bro. With time, you’ll become more efficient.
Is the sysco u work at is union or non union 🤔?
Union
How much is overtime boss? I have my interview next week that lady didn’t want to talk to much just said 32 regular hour
Overtime is $48
Thanks boss new sub 🎉 question it’s been 6 month not driving a class A you know if they care about that in the road test ?
@@loryi20113 thanks for subscribing. & I dont think they care as long as you pass the road test and your background looks good.
@loryi20113 as long as you pass the test it don’t matter
How long does it take to get hired after interview
Your initial interview is over the phone then you do your road test . They told me 2 days after I took my road test that I was going to be hired
Do they let you work more than 4 days?
You only get off a 4 day route if you bid for a route that is 5 days. But from what I’m hearing that’ll take over a year to be available.
Get you experience and get tf outta Sysco
What’s the move tho. Tankers?
@@M4_Trucking food service really ain’t bad just gotta find the right companies. It’s other companies routes pay the same and more than Sysco but don’t have you routed 14 hours. Like where I work now I make more in 48 hours a week 4 days a week then when I was working 55 hours a week 4 days a week at Sysco. And most of my hours drive time I only have 4-5 stops a day
@@reesiemulawhich company you work at?
Good luck OTR rates are trash right now can’t make any money.
@@UU-mv8vt Sysco. I just got hired at GFS though so these my last couple weeks at Sysco
Eventually if you have the same routes you’ll be able to recognize what boxes go where even without looking at the tags cuz they always order the same stuff. As you go organize other stops to the side and leave room to get by. The key is to touch the same box as few times as you can to save time and get paid more.
Yeah I can see that. I’m hoping that I can bid for a route soon. If not I’ll go another 6 months with random routes
A lot of digging.
We pray for a day that we don’t have to dig 😭
What city you in? Was your drug screen hair or urine ?
Philly & it was urine
How long did you train for ?
Training lasted about 3-4 weeks
@@M4_Trucking and they decide if ur ready to be in ur own or not ?
@@PhilD54 somewhat. You’ll start off 3-4 weeks with a trainer then another 3-4 weeks doing training routes by yourself.
@@M4_Trucking not bad. Seems like a good company
@@M4_Truckingdamn I gotta be with a stranger for almost a months? Gotta interview next week $35 hr I’m definitely considering it
This non cdl?
@@SxDriver-u6k no it’s cdl class A
Hows sysco bro im in beer delivery right now its tough work
Same here with Budweiser thinking of going to Sysco
Idk how beer delivery is but Sysco is def a lot of work. I still enjoy it, of course there will be crap days but that’s everywhere.
do you guys drop pallets or all touch?
@M4_Trucking all touch bro but big store guys are drop pallets been
@@M4_Trucking how many hours a week you average?