Looks like I may have a job.
05-08-2008, 12:21 PM
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Just gave Brian a call. He got the job!!! After the interview, they put him right to work pumping stuff out of a gas station (I assume it'* gasoline). Pretty sweet, he sounds very happy
05-08-2008, 06:31 PM
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What, your not driving the lower 48 any more? Damm, i found a great sandwich shop to take you to when you got out here again.
GOOD LUCK on your new job,
ROD
GOOD LUCK on your new job,
ROD
05-08-2008, 07:38 PM
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Re: Looks like I may have a job.
Originally Posted by GonneVille
Don't have the final word on the hire, but I went in for an interview today, and they called back to tell me to go and get the pre-hire drug test and my DOT physical. They also said to show up at 7am tomorrow morning! 
The place is UST Environmental. Most of what they do is clean-up and remediation work.
I'd be driving a lowboy trailer towing equipment, and also doing drum collection runs in a box truck. I'd also be doing hump work at the work sites.
Once I get my 40-hour course done, I could start doing hot-zone work(acid spills and other more dangerous chemical contaminations), as well as getting rated for enclosed-space work with respirators.
Tomorrow will be my second interview, and if that goes well, I start training immediately.
Wish me luck.
The place is UST Environmental. Most of what they do is clean-up and remediation work.
I'd be driving a lowboy trailer towing equipment, and also doing drum collection runs in a box truck. I'd also be doing hump work at the work sites.
Once I get my 40-hour course done, I could start doing hot-zone work(acid spills and other more dangerous chemical contaminations), as well as getting rated for enclosed-space work with respirators.
Tomorrow will be my second interview, and if that goes well, I start training immediately.
Wish me luck.
