by wtfcanada2015@gmail.com | May 15, 2016 | BLOG
The Trucking Industry is NOT just about Professional Drivers
It offers other great careers such as :
Dispatcher
Load Planners
Sales & Marketing
Accounting
Health & Safety
Human Resources
Business Development
Market / Price Analyst
Shipping & Receiving
Fleet Maintenance
Warehouse Operations
Service Technician
Transportation & Logistics
Drivers Trainer
Classroom Instructors
The Trucking Industry is an area that is continuously changing and improving in all areas.
We are becoming more technologically inclined, environmentally friendly and operating more efficiently which is why any career in trucking is rewarding, exciting and challenging!!
by wtfcanada2015@gmail.com | May 2, 2016 | BLOG
The Trucking Industry is one of a few that gives you the opportunity to advance in your career. To be your own boss. To travel and meet new people who often become good friends. Everyday is a new adventure in trucking. Sure you’ll have some rough days but those are few and far between. Having a positive attitude and a good dispossession will make your career as a Truck driver more rewarding. Being open to suggestions and new ideas and technology also helps. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Your always learning in this industry whether it’s a new regulation, or an easier way to get the job done. Many others have come before you, paving the way to make it easier. Don’t be afraid to learn from them and maybe you’ll not only learn something new but teach them something new as well.
by wtfcanada2015@gmail.com | Apr 23, 2016 | Reviews
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by wtfcanada2015@gmail.com | Feb 12, 2016 | Information
Did you know that the percentage of women working in freight transportation is well below the Canadian national average of 48%?
In fact, women make up:
- 3% of truck drivers
- 3% of mechanics, transport trailer technicians, and cargo workers
- 11% of managerial staff
- 25% of freight claims and safety, and loss prevention specialists
- 18% of dispatchers
- 13% of parts technicians