Anyone worked for DOT foods?

Can’t answer DOT
But if your in Philly I’d take a look at both
Dietz&Watson and Burris
Burris now owns Honor Foods and does BJs
They’re both next to each other off 95 on Tacony St just north of the Betsy Ross

 

I don't have any personal experience with DOT but it's very seldom that we ever hear a complaint about them. I've talked to a few of their drivers and they spoke highly of the job.

 

Every driver I ever spoke to was very happy to the point of being smug.

 

@ducnut

 

That's a new one for me. They're all over the USA.
Careers
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Qualifications:

• Sales Experience.
• Military experience welcome
• Walking on a continual basis
• Standing on a continual basis
• Ability to Climb Stairs
• Bending Frequently
• Twisting Frequently
• Lifting up to 20 pounds, at arm’s length, on a continual basis
• Occasionally lifts up to 60 pounds
• Use of both hands and arms
• Requires high level of concentration and attention to detail
• Must possess a valid CDL B license

 

Burris is an older cold storage facility based in Delaware or Maryland one....
They’ve always had their own fleet plus
They’ve become the house carrier for BJs wholesale a few years back and have dedicated certain whses to them

 

@J4yPanda --

FYI -- You don't say here what CDL endorsements you have (if any) -- but....just in case you weren't aware, already -- to qualify for driver work at DoT, you will need to have BOTH tanker AND hazmat endorsements (you'll be more attractive to them of course if you have those endorsements already when you apply for the job).

Note also: since the CDL market is especially tight right now -- carriers like DoT are being more picky about who they bring on.

The (other) point here being: you will likely encounter stiff competition for any positions you apply for there.

-- L