Anchorage area. or Seward. Probably no one who will take a newb but come June, I might be able to have 3 months work experience under my belt. any ideas?
Visited AK years ago, 2012 to be exact, and got hooked on it and always wanted to go back to try and live there.
Tips for getting hired in a place like Alaska
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@fss99701 lives up there. Maybe he can help you.
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There are lots of people up here that hire people with no experience I didn't go to a school for my CDL I just went and took the test. My first job wasn't glamorous by any means, but they were willing to ride in the truck with me and teach me how to shift gears and not kill nobody, "you know the important things".Puppage Thanks this. -
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You have the automatic transmission restriction? If so that's really going to limit you a lot. Alaska doesn't have nowhere near the amount of automatic transmission trucks as the lower 48.
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I thought it was the auto restriction.
I just have T X on my license.
Well the people up here that are always looking for drivers will hire inexperienced people.
Here's the list off the top of my head.
Septic companies.
Span Alaska.
Eagle Express lines hauling Mail.
Charlie's produce. These people are always desperate.
Alaska waste.
Sourdough Express.
Snow removal companies hauling hardpack and snow. Mostly end dump.
That's really all I can think of at the moment hope that helps good luck.Puppage and Random user Thank this. -
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Lynden Transport hires new cdl school graduates.
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