Thanks! I have my orientation scheduled on Oct 7, 2024 😩 kinda nervous over the tarp, I havent been active in a few weeks since I been focusing on CDL school. Will sure start getting active before going to Orientation.
You got this bro. It helps to be in shape but it's more important to be attentive on how he demonstrates the lift technique. Cause you may be able to get the tarp over your shoulder, but the technique you used may cost you if not done in the instructed standard. Try to mimic as much as possible and try not to show much struggle. Good luck 👍🏾
@RoyceAubuchon not sure bout termination. But they do have signs in some areas of their facility to keep off the grass. So it's probably best you do just that to avoid any conflict.
No disrespect, but it’s the real world. TMC will make sure that you know what you’re doing as far as securement and the right way to do it very very very many. Do not give a damn and will set you up for failure if you wear a flip-flops and don’t give a damn about appearance and have no common , sense and no work ethic flatbed is definitely not what you want to venture into not to mention possibly even the trucking industry since it’s overflowing with dumb ass people now I guess what if you can’t show him that you have what it takes to do the job they’re not gonna coddle you and put you on top of the head and give you a cookie you have to earn it.
Yea. But you gotta remember this isn't dry van where you're just driving. With flatbed, you're doing a lot of physical work such as tarping, climbing, and strapping on the freight securely. So they want you to be fully capable of going out solo and doing these loads without a problem. I kinda get it, but I'm just not with them having someone travel to Iowa or South Carolina with the false hope of getting trained and having a future job guaranteed. It can be a really big waste of time if you're not what TMC wants you to be.
Right or wrong! Thanks for the information!
Thank you for the intel my friend, I truly appreciate it.
Not a problem my man. Hope you have a successful future!
Thanks! I have my orientation scheduled on Oct 7, 2024 😩 kinda nervous over the tarp, I havent been active in a few weeks since I been focusing on CDL school. Will sure start getting active before going to Orientation.
You got this bro. It helps to be in shape but it's more important to be attentive on how he demonstrates the lift technique. Cause you may be able to get the tarp over your shoulder, but the technique you used may cost you if not done in the instructed standard. Try to mimic as much as possible and try not to show much struggle. Good luck 👍🏾
I'll be there on the 7th as well
Good luck and be safe.
@@AirSoftKidzhow is orientation? I going the 14th
Been there done that and drove for them for 2years. Thank God my driver trainer was. 6 weeks is a long time.
Thanks for the needed information. I have orientation scheduled on Oct 7, 2024. Good luck with your future journey
No problem at all. Good luck with yours as well.
How driving with the trainer?
Whats the story about not walking on the grass or you're fired?
@RoyceAubuchon not sure bout termination. But they do have signs in some areas of their facility to keep off the grass. So it's probably best you do just that to avoid any conflict.
@TheFlex53 the recruiter that came to our school was extremely cocky lol
No disrespect, but it’s the real world. TMC will make sure that you know what you’re doing as far as securement and the right way to do it very very very many. Do not give a damn and will set you up for failure if you wear a flip-flops and don’t give a damn about appearance and have no common , sense and no work ethic flatbed is definitely not what you want to venture into not to mention possibly even the trucking industry since it’s overflowing with dumb ass people now I guess what if you can’t show him that you have what it takes to do the job they’re not gonna coddle you and put you on top of the head and give you a cookie you have to earn it.
Wish me luck
No need. You got this bro. 💪🏾
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Sounds like a lot of bs just to drive a truck
Yea. But you gotta remember this isn't dry van where you're just driving. With flatbed, you're doing a lot of physical work such as tarping, climbing, and strapping on the freight securely. So they want you to be fully capable of going out solo and doing these loads without a problem. I kinda get it, but I'm just not with them having someone travel to Iowa or South Carolina with the false hope of getting trained and having a future job guaranteed. It can be a really big waste of time if you're not what TMC wants you to be.