tanker driver

truck driver

local driver

diesel technician

entry level supervisor

Andrews Logistics

Great income,  95 percent all drop n hook. Good customers for the most part. Management is fair to deal with. Has own shop and mechanics that are easy to deal with and do good preventive maintenance and fix simple issues. They are still growing and have been in biz for over a few decades. The main complaint is the equipment. There's still older trailers with spring ride , but not more than 15 percent of fleet . The big downside is that they went with Peterbuilt and these newer makes have endless problems,  problems that their mechanics can't fix and even the local Peterbuilt shop can't even fix. They run automatics, APU, and have a fridge which is a plus. This is a tanker hauler and about 30% of their accounts are Hazmat, the rest is oil lubes. They have steady accounts and about 10 terminals across the U S. There's bendix radar safety equipment and a forward facing camera in the trucks. Trucks governed at 68mph and 99+% of the time you return back empty. Pay average is from $1800 - $2200 gross a week with the N.E. terminal  region and pays slightly less in all other regional terminals due to the N E. being more demanding.  Staff is typically easy to deal with and work schedules are flexible to a degree upon needs. Easiest company i ever worked for 12yrs driving prior to getting on with them, and best pay hands down.

On a daily basis I collect drivers trip sheets for each trip they do and input the information into the TMW system. From this information I perform payroll each Tuesday and enter any additional pay information for each individual trip and on Wednesday and Thursday I invoice each trip to the appropriate customers. I enjoy working with numbers and on computers. Never have a problem with learning anything new, I am easy to adapt to all situations. I am a team player - will be glad to jump in and help in anyway I can. Very attentive to details.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I was lied to about ; The Compensation, Days off, How I was to be paid . Only the most important things about our job. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Receiving a guaranteed base salary .


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You will be lied to everyday by the Dispatchers. Guaranteed !

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
That's the exact question I asked myself everyday i woke up .

Very poor company in the St. Louis market you run one day then set for 10They bring in new drivers and work them while they sent their veteran drivers and don’t care about their veterans all they care about is their new hires to keep them happy $.54 a mile is great but one of your not getting no miles figure it out thousand miles and $.54 you ain’t making a paycheck $800 a week after taxes before insurance then you don’t work every day you sit at home and everything else

Big brothers watching you ! But its ok because your not doing anything but begging for consistency! A lot of short hauls that dont pay anything that you cant turn ! Supposed to be out and back runs but it takes 2 days tk do a 1 day run you end up 1 hr from home ! No load planning just load covering! And poor at that! Every day is an emergency! 

Andrews pays their shop personnel very well compared to most other shops in the Beaumont area, and the work we do is way less tedious than work I have performed at other shops. They have a lot of new trucks and trailers, and all of their truck carry 500k mile warranty which means even less work for the mechanics. I currently make over 30/HR performing *mostly* PM services while fixing minor issues I find during the service.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Very friendly staff, everyone was very helpful and the pay was a bonus 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing was stressful they made sure your loads and paperwork was always ready

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great atmosphere great business to work for 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Being stress free and knowing that the staff was there to help in any way they could

This wasn’t a terrible place to work. Decent pay and was pretty simple. They had solid training if you had never done tanker before. Like with most trucking companies, there’s a major disconnect between dispatch and the drivers. Felt like the micromanaging was a little much. Never felt like they really cared about you, but it’s a trucking company so that’s not surprising. I mean our Christmas bonus was a baked ham. The administration side seemed very unorganized. Very dependent on who your dispatcher was.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay check only, # 2 man is an idiot Trucks constant breakdown, no incentive for safety trucks have constant warnings beeping at u.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
E logs constantly fighting them,68 mph trucks

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Dog eat dog, u don't get paid for a lot of things

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Depends on truck working of sitting waiting for load

The toughest person to please was the manager who managed all employees from drivers to office assistants. Looking back I realize I was very irresponsible and was given many chances. This is a great company to work for with great pay, great schedule, and fun to work at. If you’re hired, don’t blow it.

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Tanker driver 2 salaries reported	$84,181 per year
Truck driver 8 salaries reported	$1,463 per week
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Diesel technician 12 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour
Entry level supervisor 3 salaries reported	$56,632 per year

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