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I have been fortunate enough to embark on a remarkable journey as a truck driver with Hi Pro, and I can't help but sing praises for this exceptional trucking company. From the moment I joined their team, I knew I had made the right choice for my career and my passion for the open road. Hi Pro has truly transformed my trucking experience into an adventure filled with joy, support, and unparalleled professionalism.

First and foremost, Hi Pro's fleet of trucks is a dream come true for any truck driver. These state-of-the-art vehicles are meticulously maintained, equipped with the latest technology, and designed for optimal comfort during those long hauls. The ergonomic cabin layout, plush seats, and advanced driver-assistance systems make each journey not just productive, but genuinely enjoyable. I feel like I'm cruising in a luxury car, all while delivering goods across the country!

One of the standout features of Hi Pro is their unwavering commitment to the well-being of their drivers. They go above and beyond to ensure our safety and health, providing regular training sessions, safety protocols, and even wellness programs. It's heartening to know that Hi Pro truly cares about every driver's physical and mental wellness, making us feel like a valued part of their family.

Communication at Hi Pro is second to none. The support staff and dispatchers are friendly, approachable, and always available to lend a helping hand. Whether it's navigating through challenging routes, dealing with unexpected roadblocks, or simply providing a listening ear, the Hi Pro team has our backs every step of the way. This level of support not only boosts our confidence as drivers but also strengthens the bond between us and the company.

The transparency and fairness that Hi Pro displays in their business practices are truly commendable. They ensure that compensation is not just competitive, but reflective of the hard work we put in. I have never felt like my efforts are going unnoticed or unrewarded. It's this mutual respect and trust that motivates me to give my best on every trip.

In conclusion, I am proud to be a part of the Hi Pro family. Their commitment to excellence, driver-centric approach, and positive work environment make them a shining example in the trucking industry. If you're a truck driver looking for a company that values your skills, prioritizes your well-being, and provides opportunities for growth, Hi Pro is the ultimate choice. My journey with them has been nothing short of amazing, and I eagerly look forward to many more miles of success and happiness with Hi Pro by my side!

I came into the job thinking I was going to get training because I specified I didn't have previous experience in the field. I was then told that it wouldn't be a problem because I would get trained. Once I got there is was a completely different story...I barely got 2 days of training; I tried asking if my coworkers needed help, wanted to show me something, or ask questions about what I needed to do. It felt like nobody wanted to train me, I can't progress into a job when I don't know nothing. I even went to HR about the issue and was told to "ask more questions" and "try to teach yourself". That would be great if I had got training, I did advocate for myself and nothing changed. I didn't want to be put into a situation where I was thrown all this work and I had no idea how to do it. I feel like I was set up to fail, I had no purpose! I felt stupid to my coworkers, didn't feel like I fit in, the environment is toxic, and on my second day my coworkers were already talking ill of me. Wish this could have worked out cause it would of expanded on the administration experience I already had, but this company is truly unprofessional and toxic. 

There’s favoritism, all they care about is getting mail on time, will bother you on your days off (if you get any) and if you get vacation your phone won’t stop ringing, if you can’t cover a shift they’ll switch on you and cut your hrs, they’ll promise you stuff like lead positions or to pay for cdl school and won’t deliver, management is lazy and will make you do their job but get mad if you put in hrs, corporate don’t care as long as they make money so you’re constantly butting heads with management, also if you’re a woman you might want to consider since management could be a little creepy/inappropriate at times and not get in trouble, other than that people are pretty cool and helpful, you’re by yourself but are still closely monitored by management through samsara camera, physical work is not hard mostly driving and home every night just to go back in a couple of hrs, can’t work at your own pace since they have schedules to go by so you’re constantly on the move non-stop, Hi-pro is the Swift of mail 

Ok where to start. 1st the blue internationals are not the vehicles you will be driving. Those are specifically for their otr freight division. The trucks you will be driving here in Kansas are run down and not maintained. Most of the work performed on the trucks is not completed by a real mechanic. You will be required to work under an office manager who cannot drive tractor -trailers.and the regional manager never has done the job but will be sure to tell you how to do your job. Most of the runs are set on a time frame where it gives you about 20 minutes to unload the trailer, place the mail carts (apc, bmc, wires, hampers)in designated spots on the dock and load up the full trailer 53' if you have to use the bathroom you will be late departing. In which you will incur a write-up. There is no extra time allotted for bad weather

If anyone is reading this I would encourage you to find a different place to work. Management doesn’t know what they are doing because there is constant turn over. You can request leave months out and when they will forget and continue to schedule you for runs. Leaving other drivers to pick up the dropped ball. Very independent as a driver. Working with the post office personnel and other drivers on the dock is the only plus. As far as a company Hi-Pro will rip you off on your Health and Welfare wages. They constantly switch up retirement plans and companies that issue the checks. I worked 3 years for Hi Pro, 6 days a week, split shift, and they wouldn’t approve me calling in sick because they had no one to do the runs. The management is in California so you will never see them. 

Depending on your route, your job can be super easy or just straight up horrible. There are multiple routes and if you get stuck on a bad one expect to risk your life for the same pay as guys who sit doing nothing for 4 hours. You’ll have to drive thru horrible weather on the side of a mountain and deal with wind upward of 50 MPH with a round trip of 250 miles and still get the same pay as the guy who drives down the highway and their round trip is 80 miles or so while they sit around for 4 hours smoking and get 8 hours, while you need to risk your life to get back on time. You can show up and work hard, but be prepared to get told one day that you no longer have a route to run. Pay is okay, should be based upon the difficulty of your route and how far you go, benefit is okay, they pay for benefits if you get the basic. 

The schedule each day is known weeks to months in advance, so very little is last minute. Works like a bus or train schedule, down to the minute.  Schedule does not change, so that is very easy to learn.  Management cares about you being on time, and that the equipment is being taken care of.  The culture is that of accountability.  You must be on time, every time. The local community is depending on you showing up every day to deliver to them.  It can be difficult to work in all types of weather.  I enjoy the team the most. I really love who I work with.  They are there to help me when I need it and train me to keep me moving up the promotion chain.

I have been working for Hi Pro Inc for almost 2 years now. I started as a box truck driver and have moved up to a higher position within the company within a year. Drivers get to travel to various places and are still home nightly. We load the trucks, deliver the mail to smaller post offices while enjoying the scenery! My schedule has allowed me to spend plenty of time with kids but still make the required amount needed to maintain my home. The drivers i work with are great, fun and easy going people! I enjoy driving the trucks the most but learning how the other side of things work has been interesting! This job has been the most rewarding job i have had and i would not give it up! 

Have worked here for a year now and can honestly say this company strives daily to become better and better.  There is an excellent team of employees in place now. All with the same goals.  To help make this company more efficient and successful! It is rewarding to see how we are working together to make this company work like a fine tuned watch.  We have amazing owners that are down to earth, caring and engaged.  Our remote staff and drivers work hard to help us all as a whole reach our companies desired goals! We have grown leaps and bounds as a company and team in this past year and am proud to be a part of the continued growth, success and hard work!

Working here is good when your by yourself, the PM shift you have a time frame to get back by 7:15pm... when your on the AM shift you start on time and finish whenever you get back to the office.. there is no time frame with the AM. Like there is with the PM shift.  Benefits are good. Company paid Benefits, you can get a lawyer for a small fee through this company.  Employees are alright to work with and ask questions and they sometimes help you out when you ask.
Management only worries about the mail and will makes you feel uncomfortable for taking time off especially when you have to have a day off.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 253 salaries reported	$25.32 per hour
Local driver 90 salaries reported	$27.92 per hour
Mail carrier 55 salaries reported	$23.43 per hour
Driver 11 salaries reported	$20.07 per hour
Tractor trailer driver 19 salaries reported	$27.98 per hour

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