SCHNEIDER NBC TANKER TRAINING REVIEW
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In todays video I will give a brief rundown of the tanker training for Schneider National! In this review I will go over orientation and what to expect on your first day. If this video is helpful for you, subscribe to the channel!
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I had only 3 months (total cdl driving experience) or so of dry van driving w/Schneider and went to the bulk training as an experienced driver. The only hard part about the training was that I went in July. It was hot as hell in Houston during that time! It was so hot, I almost quit the training. I'm a big guy so you can imagine the time I was having in that damn heat and humidity. Overall, it's good training. I'm still a local bulk driver working out of the Wilmer OC. Great video!!
you're still with schneider company?
This is my last week with them. I’ve relocated and the 2 hour commute each way to the OC will prove to be a bit much for me.
Definitely appreciate the information, was debating if I should join them for tanker training but couldn’t find good resources
Thanks!
I really appreciate your information!!
Very helpful brother! I’ve been driving for schneider on the Dry Van side, and just put a job change to be a Tanker. This encourages me to go thru it
starting with schneider on the 25th on their tanker division i know the pay might suck but i am young with not big responsibilities i want my training and after a year go with a better company
It's not about the money that certification that they give you goes a long way it's the paper you need... Then you can use that to go to bigger and better jobs
I couldn’t agree more. That tanker experience can carry you a long way to get high paying jobs
Then it is about money.
@@georgeperkins4171yeah at the end of the day it is about the money but no at the beginning if that makes sense
@_GR2 yes I have no experience and I'm about to join Schneider tanker division also. I know I want make a lot of money but it's about getting my experience.
@georgeperkins4171 😆
Your channel is very instructive, I just had my Cdl, I also just passed my Hazmat exam, next week I have an appointment for the tanker exam, without any experience, I am almost ready to apply for Schneider, many good things that n your career.
Great information brother 💯💪🏾
I used to run dry van for schneider for almost 6months..I hated it. Their training was A+ is the only good thing. I hope your experience is better, it does vary. I do have my tanker endorsement, I'm still finding my way on the direction I want to go🙏🏽💕
When I was doing the tanker work for Schneider I thought that the tanker drivers got preferential treatment compared to dry van drivers in my opinion, so I could understand that. But I agree, as I always say your experience will vary and best of luck figuring out what’s next for you
@@GeneWheel Wow, ty Indeed!
Thank you for your insights. Preciate ya.
Thank you so much l.
I made a mistake and went local as my first trucking job. Last week was my turning point. The pay was good but it’s back breaking work and I’m not sacrificing my health for money anymore. I did it for 2.5 months. I’m leaving for Schneider Bulk while I still have a clean CDL and I’m injury free.
Were you in food service?
@@kevmoe6636 Yes. Gordon Food Service. I was lucky enough to get hired on a dedicated Ecolab account with Schneider Bulk division
Definitely sounds like he's at dollar general @kevmoe6636
Thank you for the information.
Good content
750 -850 a week to be otr is trash bro, tankers make atleast 1500
Those were my take home numbers I should’ve said those were net numbers but as a entry level tanker driver most likely you’re not gonna make 1500 a week
Not even minimum wage
There is always someone out there making more. Never forget that. There are a lot of factors for everybody to consider a job doing something for less or for more so to each their own.
Like he said, Schneider is an entry level company with some of the best training! I'm 30 plus years veteran Professional Truck Driver & I had a homeboy that got his CDL & tanker training at Schneider & then got his own truck & went to BRUCE OAKLEY & drove bulk tanker for a couple of years or long enough to pay for that blower & then he took his truck & went to Texas & made big money hauling frack sand! So it depends on where you're at & what you're trying to accomplish! Like I said, I'm 30 plus years Professional Truck Driver but I've never driven tanker! I've hauled lots of liquid totes but not tanker & so the training would be a win for me & i'm in Atlanta & good trucking jobs are hard to find at this time & I have all endorsements plus Twic so I'll make more than the bottom pay coming in the door! Hang here about 6 months to a year & get drafted to a better paying company or get your own truck. Tanker owner operators make good money 💰💰💰
Yeah that’s training pay for most trucking companies 🤦🏾♂️
Hey do those tanker semis have refigerators in them? Thank you for the video it inspired more confidence/assurance in me. I appreciate it.
Bro thanks for the valuable content. They only post OTR tanker positions in Houston lately. If I wanna do regional/dedicated do I need to wait or can I just apply under the OTR. Thanks man. Im subscribing
my orientation is March 4th bro I cannot wait I’m doing the paid Cdl tanker program
Update?
4:29 the thought of someone shaving everything.. thinking he could pull a quick one on the drug test 🤣 hairless. hilarious.
Lmao 😂 😂 yea you can’t make this stuff up
I still remember when i went through the training.
Thanks for this info bro. It sounds so positive. You still with them doing tanker, how is it ? I’m about to apply with them as I want an A class training start to a hazmat tanker career. Do they accommodate automatic shifting drivers ? my stick shifting is rusty.
I got my license with Schneider the company is great but the pay is 100% trash good starter company if you ask me
Was Schneider your first trucking job ? And if it was did you start off at tankers or did you start in a other division and then transfer
Love the video buddy, May God pay you back in Dollars
Thank you for this, same to you as well!!
$750- to 850 as a beginner.. ok thats fine .
What about experinced tanker drivers ?? How much a mile do they pay for them?
I have experience in tanker and flatbed
You need to speak with recruiting because the pay structure differs based on the specific account. Regional cost of living also plays a factor in the pay scale
Bro last year i started w Schneider Bulk April 2023 local tanker.. was home every night… was making $1,500 -$2,000 NET!!! Not lying ! Now a few months ago early 2024 they cut our pay down! They said we wer making to much money! Now we making around $1,000 - $1,500 Net weekely . 😏
I actually drive for Schneider, right now and my question is do they provide you with all the endorsement and hazmat?
You need your tanker endorsement first but they will let you deliver non-hazmat loads until you get your hazmat endorsement. I believe they give you 30-60 days after you complete school to get your hazmat endorsement.
Is this the jetset tanker position? I'm looking to apply to that as i have all my endorsements and 6 months solo experience. Thanks Gene!
This is just a regular tanker regional position but the jet set program did sound interesting. Best of luck to you!
@@GeneWheel Oh okay, that's good I was considering that position as well to get my experience with tankers. Thank you brother and same to you. Take care!
At $750 and $850 a week I'll be eating that on duty per hour up as I would never log off duty unless I was eating or sleeping. I make sure I was at my 70hr in 5 days and home on the weekends.
Starting this Oct 2023 in the PA division
Excellent trainers in Cory - good luck!
I already have my tanker and hazmat endorsements
That will definitely give you advantage, I always say get all of the endorsements
THANKS TRUCKER GENE
I’m going in October
Best of luck to you!
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4:17 For you guys out there smoking that WEEEED😂😂😂
In the Stephen A voice 😂😂😂
I've had my CDLA since 2019. I have worked in the Construction industry since driving dump trucks and water trucks. I'm currently at $29hr and work about 60hours a week, paid weekly. I considered trucking but it's just not the right time financially. I can't work in a industry that isn't consistent with pay, home time and HOS.
how can i get into construction with cdl it seems hard to get into
Why even quit your job?
Smart move. Fuck these big companies. I'll be a Teamster, or I won't drive a truck.
You set why quit your job
I sat through the video and was interested in shnider all the way up to hearing what the pay was...i have 5 years in, never pulled tanker...but would like to get my experience with a respected company like schnider...unfortunately, there is no way in hell im starting out making 800$ a week " just to gain experience" screw that! I see alot of these tanker companies out here want you to have all this experience before they even look at you....if thats the case, then so be it...there is always LTL, and not tanker hazmat that pay great....you can make an easy 1800$ a week pulling a dry van with the right company.
Gross or Net ??
Soo bro. You can have a beard working on Tanker? I seen a tanker recruiting video that stated you can have a beard to be in compliance!
He was clean cut and shaven in his thumbnail.
I def recommend schneider for the training but their pay is booboo, you can haul water starting at 20 an hour with over time at 30/hr no tank exp. Take home 1100-1300. Weekly. You can run propane too locally 23/24 hr. My area they start at 25/hr no exp. Do your contract and get out. Thats what i did. 700$ a week otr is not the way to go. Do your research and have a plan. You can make some serious money being a company driver too
What is the name of the company your talking about?
@marielrosario4342 there are a lot just look them up. Use Google or indeed.
I live just over 100 mile from the tanker area of hire. Once we complete the training are we allowed to bring the truck home. Bobtail it home. Also CAT program is 5 weeks then tanker is another 5 weeks correct.
I believe the entire program is 5 weeks and my situation was a little different because I lived near the terminal but I believe they sent the drivers on their first run after training and then they could bobtail it home
@@GeneWheel I tried. They don't have the CAT program right now. The need for drivers is not there
@@GeneWheelSNBC doesn't allow company drivers to bobtail home. They have many drop lots if the nearest OC is too far.
750 or even 850 is horrible for a otr driver
Do you need tanker and hazmat or just tanker?
How much was training pay for a person with less then 6 months?
I recall it being around 500 a week
Your on duty, not driving pay rate * 8 hours per day * 7 days per week * 5 weeks
Do the tanker division out Houston make you shave ya facial hair? Cuz I was trying to get into the tanker division out Pennsylvania and they said I had to shave my beard off. I said naw I’m good
Certain Schneider bulk customers require drivers to have the ability to wear a respirator, so hence the shaving requirement
That's craaaaay😂
Where do you apply for this training? The website keeps giving me the runaround.
Your best bet is to call a recruiter they will give you in the ins and outs on how to apply
@@GeneWheel Great. Shall do that. Thank you.
Went through Houston and became a tanker driver. Thanks Bro.
Does Schneider make you cut your facial hair for tanker division?
Yes
You don’t have to be clean shaven?
Is this a local job or are you otr
Im sni national dedicated fleet rn.. thinking about otr tanker then maybe moving to local tanker out of reserve afterwards. The biggest turn off is id be taking a paycut.. be the physically demanding accounts they keep putting me on is getting on my nerves
Schneider has dedicated dry van accounts that are touch freight? I didn’t know that. Best of luck with your decision!
@@GeneWheel TONS of touch freight accounts
I saw NDF pay is higher than bulk, but the descriptions don't mention touch freight. So I didn't understand why the comp is better. This only partially explains it, because bulk is quite involved.
Did you need your CDL before the Tanker Training?
Duh
Bruh wtf 700-850 weekly that is it?!?!? Their website says 1300-1610
No one ever
Explains gross or net
Do they pull out 1.5 inches of hair or more for the hair follicle drug test?
I say this if you driver fuel tanker day mike good money. Take home 750- 850 of week that not good money for me. No way.😊😊
I make 3k a week gross pulling hazmat tanker 1500 is an insult and i had no previous task experience
I’m going next Monday , I’m a little worrie about the payment I’ve seen vid’s showing really low pay stubs , i will be doing regional tanquer and supposedly I will be making 1000$ guaranteed the first 90 days , i have my tanquer endorsement need the get my hazmat I’m in Ohio ,
Where do u work
@alexhowley9834 one of the environmental service companies can't state which one we have a very strict social media policy
@@MAXXEDOUTTRANSPORTATION u owner / lease op?
@@alexhowley9834 no I'm company driver
Do they give you a new med card with the physical?
New physical, new card!
I don’t believe so but as far as I remember they did have a in-house physician who could give you a physical if needed. Best bet would be just to come with a current dot card
did you have to shave your beard?
750 - 875 is good? 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ That’s crazy, that’s worst than Western Express numbers
Did they trainees have share a room?
On another video someone said yes, non-exp. drivers have to share.
Why the pay is extremely low? You cant even cover your rent bro.
Way is Schneider is Being Band From a Lot of Company The Driver Trainer only have 6 months of Training Tear up more stuff in these chemical plants 😢 its Sad the money is Not Good enough And how do I know I Seen these people for decades😎💯