Advice for new hire wanting temp to driver?

[chicago_kim]

Was curious what your thoughts were on the best way to work from a part-time position into a driver position?

After a bit of reading on the board, I've heard of several part-time positions to start with, such as: pre-load, driver helpers, "air ramp" pre-load, sort, etc. Is one PT position any better than another if you're interested in ultimately working your way to a driving position?

Any ideas on what would be the best way to accomplish this or what to expect?

Your thoughts and help are genuinely appreciated,
Kim in Chicago

 

[over9five]

Just make your intentions known, Kim. Look for job postings and sign them!

Welcome to BrownCafe.

 

[upsgrunt]

Over,
How can that be a first post with no replies, but yours, from 4 years ago?

 

[over9five]

I thought she might still be waiting for an answer!

 

[trplnkl]

I thought she might still be waiting for an answer!

How nice of you to respond, you are a Prince among bondsmen.

 

[over9five]

You guys won't be laughing when she logs in later and her second post is "Thank you, Over!"!!!!

 

[partykid]

You guys won't be laughing when she logs in later and her second post is "Thank you, Over!"!!!!

Some of these guys should feel lucky, I had to work part time for 10 years before i got a driving job, but it also helped me when i went driving I already knew the routes