truck driver

diesel mechanic

maintenance technician

service technician

delivery driver

Jacobs Petroleum Products

Cons:
Bi Weekly Pay that takes a Month to begin Receiving
30 Minutes Stolen from Your check every day
401k That Takes a Year to get into
Your First Year doesn't count toward Accruing Vacation
VERY expensive health insurance for families
Sub Par Pay Unless you Negotiate
Driver Facing Camera that Yells at you
Constantly Understaffed
Inept Management
Dispatching is very hit and miss
Maintenance Program is Questionable
Constantly Being Lied to
Majority Sub Par Equipment
Abuse of the 16hr Short Haul Rules
Continues to Use 3rd Parties for some loads
Short Trucks are Completely Oilfield Dependent
Hard to work with if you need a flexible schedule
Paperwork Constantly changes
Some of the Highest Seniority people are less than 5yrs
100% a Revolving Door, and they do not care
You will never be appreciated for doing extra


Pros:
Hours are plentiful 85% of the time
Despite themselves, they seem to stay steady
Didn't slow down during Covid
Diverse Customer base for Tractor Trailers
Opportunities to cross train due to short staffing
Small Company Size
Haul Diesel Fuel, Gasoline, Kerosene, Propane, DEF

If you want to get into Hazmat/Oilfield/ Fuel/Propane, run with them until more reputable companies can take you. Maybe one day, they can turn around their culture. If they did, it'd be a Fantastic place. But until then, it is what it is.

Cons:
Bi Weekly Pay that takes a Month to begin Receiving 
30 Minutes Stolen from Your check every day
401k That Takes a Year to get into 
Your First Year doesn't count toward Accruing Vacation
VERY expensive health insurance for families 
Sub Par Pay Unless you Negotiate
Driver Facing Camera that Yells at you 
Constantly Understaffed 
Inept Management
Dispatching is very hit and miss
Maintenance Program is Questionable 
Constantly Being Lied to
Majority Sub Par Equipment 
Abuse of the 16hr Short Haul Rules
Continues to Use 3rd Parties for some loads
Short Trucks are Completely Oilfield Dependent 
Hard to work with if you need a flexible schedule 
Paperwork Constantly changes
Some of the Highest Seniority people are less than 5yrs
100% a Revolving Door, and they do not care
You will never be appreciated for doing extra 


Pros:
Hours are plentiful 85% of the time 
Despite themselves, they seem to stay steady 
Didn't slow down during Covid
Diverse Customer base for Tractor Trailers 
Opportunities to cross train due to short staffing 
Small Company Size 
Haul Diesel Fuel, Gasoline, Kerosene, Propane, DEF

If you want to get into Hazmat/Oilfield/ Fuel/Propane, run with them until more reputable companies can take you. Maybe one day, they can turn around their culture. If they did, it'd be a Fantastic place. But until then, it is what it is.

If you want to run unsafe trucks this is the job for you. I had to repair the truck and trailer I was running or run junk. They pay great but you will not be treated with the respect you deserve. Stay far away from this place. If you do leave and you follow the handbook and turn in a respectable 2 week’s notice they accept it and schedule you to work it but then change their mind once you work the last shift after you put your notice in. They send you a message and tell you to not return to stuck or jacobs property and someone will meet you to return items like uniforms. This place is a disaster for management.   They blow fog up you’re butt to make you feel good like saying safety bonuses well I never got a bonus like promised. They say it’s all about family here but that’s not the truth. They will nickel and dime you when you leave after forcing you to use the pto time before winter hits.That’s all you get no sick time just pto days. Dot physical they take the money back out of your check if you leave even if it’s getting ready to expire after using it for their purposes so you can drive their trucks. . Please stay far away from this company they don’t care about you. 

Poor management
Poor maintenance on trucks
Poor training

Where do I even begin? The management seems like it's non existent most of the time. Poor decisions are made, one person tells you something different from the next.

The trucks are so poorly maintained that 85% of the fleet shouldn't be allowed on the road. You write things up and maintenence removes them and then tells you to stop writing it up. Major problems pertaining to safety go ignored.

You won't be trained on everything that we have or every job that we do. They don't care though and will send you out in equipment you have no idea how to work. When you ask questions, you get treated like your stupid for asking.

Don't expect a set schedule either. If the other workers don't like your schedule, they will whine and complain and your schedule will be moved.

They do dock 30 minutes from you every day for a "lunch break" even if you don't take it.

Some of your other coworkers aren't bad, be careful who you trust though.

This was the most back stabbing company i have ever been apart of. You spend 60-70 hours away from your family a week, cover shifts for “the bosses favorites” and get denied days off left and right, work your supposed days off without having a choice and you can not go one second off the clock without getting 100 phone calls about absolutely nothing from fellow employees or bosses. If you step out of protocol and speak up for your self even once you have a target on your head that they will be sure to bring you down. If you are not apart of the “clique” within the managers bosses and few employees then you also do not stand a chance. During the interview process they will feed you so many lies about raises, bonuses and company morale that you wouldn’t believe. Long story short if you don’t spend an hour a day under the bosses desk you will not go anywhere in this company.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I can’t honestly say there was a best part. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Being micro managed and favoritism. Certain people who work there will throw you under the bus and there is nothing you can do or say to management because they only listen to the one doing the throwing, Every morning was difficult to get up and go to work because of the anxiety it caused. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very stressful. Always on edge wondering when and why you will be called into managements office. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Started out doing office work and ended up being the one who tended to the flowers outside and getting papers the person in the office with me needed but walked right past them.

I have been with the company for 10+ years. They are a great company to work for and promote from with in. I started working at one of our subway locations and ended up manager for few years there before I decided to get my cdls and start driving for us. Drove for 5+years. Then  was able to move back into managment role over maintance and dispatch before getting where I am now as our operations manager. Working through every postion from the bottom up has let me get to know everyone at the company managment and other employees. With that I found that we all help each other out to get the job done and help one another succeed. I wouldnt be where Im at now with the comapny if that wasnt the case. Ive had  nothing but great help and support moving up the ladder. 

I was hired as a dispatcher. Left my job to come to this company.  I showed up to work my first and second day 30 minutes early both days eager to work. Was asked to go to lunch that second day and I declined 

At the end of my second day on my trip home I received a text.


“After talking with the management team, we’re unfortunately going to part ways. We don’t think the job is going to be a good fit for you or for us. Thank you for your time and efforts. Take care” 

That was it no real reason given as to why the termination. 

They talked this place up as such a family oriented place but in all reality If you don’t fit in with the crew don’t expect your days to be long here. 

The most childish and pathetic exuse for management I have ever experienced in my life. 

To say I’ve been let down is an understatement. 

Just sad really. 

If you are desperate for a job and have no qualms about spending ALL your time at work, this might be a good temporary fit for you.  In summation, your starting wage will be reasonable, but what is expected of you will be far from it. They refuse to spend anything on replacing necessary parts or equipment, and you're expected to "make it work" without the necessary parts and equipment every day.  They break the law on a regular basis and expect you to do the same.  They have no concern for the safety of their employees, and no amount of work you do will be appreciated.  It's not at all uncommon to spend more than twenty hours a day on the job, driving hours away from the shop several times per week.  This company will use you, lie to you, and then lie about you.  Beware of this company.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 18 salaries reported	$31.43 per hour
Diesel mechanic 8 salaries reported	$29.63 per hour
Maintenance technician 4 salaries reported	$21.50 per hour
Service technician 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour
Delivery driver 1 salary reported	$28.00 per hour

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