Hauling fuel pilot flying J

Discussion in 'Hazmat Trucking Forum' started by Pepper24, Aug 17, 2023.

  1. Pepper24

    Pepper24 Road Train Member

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    Does anyone know or have knowledge about them .The pay is self explanatory $30 hour overtime after 40.Sunday thro Thursday 4pm to 4am.Which of course would b 60 hour week or is reality be not exactly 60 maybe 55 would be closer to what you actually do.Benefits are a little high but not bad in my opinion. I ran fuel b4 but didn’t split the truck but they did say if the truck isn’t back at 4 I would still go on the clock.Any info from someone who knows about how they are to work 4 would be helpful
     
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  3. HiramKingWilliams

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    PFJ seems like a pretty good gig. I assume like Love’s, it largely depends on location and your direct driver manager.
     
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    Last I heard they are a lot like Sheetz with a pretty decent waiting list to get hired on for around me.
     
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    location location location
     
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  7. haz-matguru

    haz-matguru Road Train Member

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    They are always hiring in the Houston area. Thats not a good sign to me. And at one point they payed less than Gemini(Loves). But offered higher bonuses than Gemini. A former coworker said its a eazy job. But his manager made things hard. And ppl were always quitting.

    If you can deal with the slip seating. Go for it, not sure what area your in. But it has to be better than the Houston area thats always hiring.
     
  8. LTLTRUCKDRIVER

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    I guess that's the reasoning behind driving 50 MPH on 610 @ 2am with no traffic?
     
  9. NewWorldTrucker

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    The hourly fuel hauler positions are feast or famine. When it’s slow they milk the clock like crazy to get hours. Don’t assume you’ll automatically be getting 60 hours a week. From what I see they waste as much time as they can get away with (corporate watches their times closely).
     
  10. Pepper24

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    Thanks It doesn’t sound like you work there how you can tell what they’re doing by watching them is over my head.How are you watching them? I asked in the beginning thought someone would have 1st hand knowledge.But I did take the job been just over a month and I will trust what the guys I’m working with tell me there’s 9 other guys domiciled where I’m at 2 different truck stops.1 been there 3 years 1 3.5 years the other 7 are from 17 to26 years.It does slow down around holidays,and from Christmas to mid February there hours drop and stay at about 50 hours a week which would be $1650 I have consistently stayed over $2000 61 to 64 hours a week 5 nights Sunday night thru Thursday I haven’t worked any extra days which you also have the option.
     
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  11. NewWorldTrucker

    NewWorldTrucker Light Load Member

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    If you’re working then you understand how I know. We all interact and talk. When you have Love, Circle K, Pilot and other hourly drivers saying “Hey you go first” at the rack because they want to milk the clock, or even you see them driving 50mph when the speed limit is 70mph, or even you see them parked at rest areas it’s because they’re padding their hours.

    As others have said, it’s all going to be based on location. Your terminal/location makes a big difference. Just a side note, you’re new. This is the honeymoon phase. Your loads will change in a few months (and so will your treatment).
     
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