Work in Denton at Peterbilt

[silvercobra03]

I'm training in plumbing in assembly ii south, what i was told is most jobs you'll need 2-3 hours of training to get the hang of, and he told me for plumbing i'll probably be training the whole week on it.

I'm in plumbing North and hope I get at least this week to train.

[FullSizeMike]

for you guys that have started...how are you liking it so far?

[Slow Five-O]

Hard work but good work. Great company so far.

[Ldecharmoy]

So the first 2 weeks is from 7-4 right then after that we switch to nights?

[silvercobra03]

So the first 2 weeks is from 7-4 right then after that we switch to nights?

I was told I go to nights on Monday.

[Slow Five-O]

I was told I go to nights on Monday.

I was told today (only after I asked) that they are just pulling a few people each week and that it may be a few weeks before I get evening shift if at all.

Lame. When we signed up they made it clear there was no other option than evening shift, which is what I've been working for 6 years.

I'll be there either way so I guess we'll see what happens but I love nights and on top of that they're talking about starting day shifts at 6:30!

[AnthonyS]

If it is like when I was there. They will have tons of evening jobs and be in a hiring and growing mode for over a year maybe two. Then things will coast fir a while and then contract some. Trucking like all businesses has cycles.

They will be hiring training and moving a lot of people for quite a while. It is a very good place to work and the people are damn good too.

I honestly miss all the guys I worked with; well most of them. I do however have an even sweeter deal now. I've been very fortunate.

Have fun building trucks! It's a blast. I can tell you guys George stories. He was my first boss out there. He was one of the first employees out there when it was nothing but a dirt field.

[fordracing19]

If it is like when I was there. They will have tons of evening jobs and be in a hiring and growing mode for over a year maybe two. Then things will coast fir a while and then contract some. Trucking like all businesses has cycles.

They will be hiring training and moving a lot of people for quite a while. It is a very good place to work and the people are damn good too.

I honestly miss all the guys I worked with; well most of them. I do however have an even sweeter deal now. I've been very fortunate.

Have fun building trucks! It's a blast. I can tell you guys George stories. He was my first boss out there. He was one of the first employees out there when it was nothing but a dirt field.

Corple?

[silvercobra03]

I was told today (only after I asked) that they are just pulling a few people each week and that it may be a few weeks before I get evening shift if at all.

Lame. When we signed up they made it clear there was no other option than evening shift, which is what I've been working for 6 years.

I'll be there either way so I guess we'll see what happens but I love nights and on top of that they're talking about starting day shifts at 6:30!

I am looking forward to working nights too.

[Slow Five-O]

I am looking forward to working nights too.

Definitely. What do you drive?

[silvercobra03]

Definitely. What do you drive?

Black Honda civic, but I'm hoping to buy a R1 or GSX-R 1000 in a few months.

[econodrag]

Corple?

Yes thats who he is talking about. Retired from there.

[fordracing19]

Yes thats who he is talking about. Retired from there.

Yeah. Ive know him 20 years.

[Skidmark]

Please do not assign Idecharmoy to any assembly related to brakes. TY.

[Skidmark]

Dude you really going to start that shit in here. Remove the fucken comment and grow the fuck up.

Why are you so mad, bro?