Location:
Coraopolis , PA
Driving Status:
Experienced Driver
Social Link:
Graduated CDL school 10-15-19. First trucking employer 12-10-19.
Truckers Christmas Group https://truckerschristmasgroup.org/
Truckers Against Trafficking https://truckersagainsttrafficking.org/
Toys For Tots! https://www.toysfortots.org/
Goals:
Hauling Barbie doll bed for girl next door (Completed)
-CDL training, all endorsements (completed)
Orientation, Company Van Driver (completed)
Van, Solo, OTR Driver (Completed)
Van, Team OTR Driver, (6mo) (Completed)
Orientation, Company Hazmat Tanker Driver (Completed)
Dedicated Hazmat Tanker (Current)
OTR Hazmat Tanker (Current)
Emergency Responder Certification (Completed)
Nuclear & Refinery trained (Completed)
Hazardous Tanker Training Engineer (Completed)
Hazardous Tanker In Truck Trainer, Instructor (Planned)
Hazwoper level 1
(Researching)
Hazwoper level 2
(Researching)
Hazwoper level 3
(Researching)
Hazwoper level 4
(Researching)
Hazwoper level 5
(Researching)
Hazardous Tanker Owner/Operator (Researching)
Hazardous Tanker Fleet Owner (Researching)
Planning a semi truck golf cart training yards for children. Teach um young!
Nutritional Focus: Plant Based, Whole Foods, Gundry/Joe Cross lifestyle
I am proper secured, no loose parts, no abrasions, bumps, or cuts, and I am not leaking fluids.
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago
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Wow, we had some great posts on the topic of Covid!.
So I ended up getting flown home for kidney stones. Then I get Covid. I took advice of many in here and just let the bug run its course without notifying the company officially. I was released to go back to work.
I will say this. Returning a week out of the seat showed me how I can loose the feel. Took better part of a day to get the feel for the road, properly checking mirrors, timing lane changes, turn distancing. I felt so rusty. Feels like a head cold at this time. Safe and legal, just not fun.
Thanks everyone for support and information!
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago
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Good day folks. Started feeling like I had the flu, and bing-batta-boom, I get diagnosed with COVID. Feels like a low grade flu. I feel I could legally drive in my current condition.
What suggestions would you fine folks have regarding how to approach my company regarding my COVID diagnosis?
Any drivers that have been hit with COVID care to share their experiances with how their companies handled the COVID diagnosis? Procedures to follow? Steps to Take? How long until able to get back in seat?
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago
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Narcotics administered at hospital
Nae, Anne! Welcome to the post!
Great information and support. First home time in 11 weeks. I woke thinking I was in sleeper and no bunk to smack my head into. Nothing to trip on, my darn coffee maker is in another room. Matter fact so is the bathroom and kitchen. Everything is out of reach. Lol
Perhaps take time off to go to the truck dealers and look at the new innovations. Then head home to play truck movie marathon!
Oh, I see another post coming.lol
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago
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Narcotics administered at hospital
Travis, very impressive details! Thank you!
Steve L. Just got off phone with my company. I wasn't able to speak with them last night.
Company flying me home for medical treatment and covering Uber to and from locations. I cant legally drive until cleared by the company's medical team. So I need documentation from my urologist, family doctor, then another CDL medical test. I haven't heard about a clearing house test. Will follow on post when I know more.
One thing is certain. Not drinking apple cider vinegar and lemon juice daily caused build up of stones and I am without income. You might see me at Pilot trying to recruit drivers to get referral bonus pay.
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago
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Narcotics administered at hospital
Good day truckers. Have a D.O.T. FMCSA drug question.
Kidney stone resulted in parking truck and being admitted to ER. Pain was severe and Morphine was given.
From clearning house guidelines we are to be drug free. Is there any guidelines regarding hospital administered narcotics? How long drug will remain in body. Waivers or documentation kept with driver and cleared to drive?
Would I need to be out of work until drug test indicates all clear?
Thoughts, suggestions?
Posted: 1 year, 12 months ago
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Just a funny trucking picture to brighten your day
Truer words have never been spoken. May they burn in hell for all eternity