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I'm not sure if you are allowed to use the bathrooms but I did use the bathroom inside the terminal here. There was also a vending machine and a pop machine. Not really any other amenities if those were even allowed. I drive for another trucking company so I don't know but you just ain't Christian not to let a driver use your bathroom if that's the case. Make sure you got your High visible vest on.
TCW!!!! Most awesomest place to work & to call a home for ever more. Family, Duty , Pride; are the their mantra but “safety” is their mission statement. Work doesn’t ‘work’ if you don’t make it home in one piece. Tools, equipment, technology & a team that very, very seriously cares about safety but listens to input regarding safety & goes way above & beyond Federal DOT safety standards. If employees strive or dare say drive for safety; TCW backs their team immensely. Scale it from 1 -10…. Tennessee Commercial Warehouse cranks the amplifier to ‘11’… copyrighted by “Spinal Tap”.. Y’all ROCK!
Company I drive for we use their lot for a drop lot and we have loads that we cannot deliver so to me not bad at least security is friendly and it's not hard to get in and out of.
Great place to work employee-owned
Great company to work for , employees owned/ 10 paid holidays off
Worst company Ever to drive for.
I’m interested in applying with the company so as of right not I’m unsure of what they offer. I don’t know anybody that had worked here previously. They actually seem like a good company to work for
the pay isnt what they say it is they dont reimburse when you come out of pocket like they say they will and you will have to come out of pocket. they dont pay you of your paysheets. plus they show favoritism to only one driver ! if you work in new orleans you will see how pitiful its ran dont believe the pay they say you will get ! the ad reads like its a great place to work with bonuses and stuff ! if its so good why would anyone quit ? dont fall for this company
Pay rate low, dispatch favoritism, never enough operable trucks for drivers. Local so home daily great. If you spend whole day in traffic you will still only get paid per mile of pickup to drop unless under 50 miles.
Great employee owned company doing drayage trucking. Good management with good routes and pay. Trucks are new. Good benefits. I would recommend as an employer.
What is the best part of working at the company? Freedom an no forced dispatch What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Equipment failures and hours worked What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Laid back and family oriented. What is a typical day like for you at the company? 10-14 hours 5 days a week. 300-500 miles a day.
Worked for them many years and its a pretty decent company to work for overall. The benefits are kinda lacking but the pay is ok for getting home everyday .
Good company to work for. I had to take medical leave and while out, the switcher contract they had was lost, otherwise i would have stayed. The only reason i had moved on is because I did not want to deal with containers.
I was Terminator after 2 years of service for an accident that was the other driver fault.police report,in-cab and outside cameras show I was doing everything right when I was hit by the other car.But they have poor management and safety procedures. Sometimes it’s hard to reach someone on the phone because they leave the phone unattended but they claim they work 24 hours a day and I was blamed for not communicating to them.Hard to talk to anyone if there’s no one around to answer the phone.
What is the best part of working at the company? Everything, and more. Great staff, employee's and trucks What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Traffic in Atlanta and bad drivers on the highways What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Family oriented, laid back, and pressure free What is a typical day like for you at the company? Clock in and off I go, make my delivery (s) clock out and go home
Tcw is a good place for new cdl holders to work locally straight out of school. They will take time to train you. Mostly container work, Average pay, long hours, new trucks
What is the best part of working at the company? Always safety first great equipment What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Delays sometimes might have changed now though What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Good guys good culture easy environment What is a typical day like for you at the company? It was easy not that stressful when I was there
This company absolutely do not appreciate their drivers. It is top heavy and heavy handed on its drivers. The pay is okay but they will cut your hours and days if it gets "slow". Favoritism is also prevalent and management is very young. ESOP is vague and written to keep you in the dark for what's its really worth. Company could be better but to many chiefs and not willing to pay drivers for the long days they put in.
I'm considering applying for the position here at this company. It says that's its a great company with excellent benefits, so I'm about to find out the truth!
What is the best part of working at the company? When you're not around safety. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Working with management. Trying to beat the clock. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Very competitive like a mom and pop store when it comes to trucks What is a typical day like for you at the company? After fighting over a truck you take over your load and they hold you to the t on the time so you may make it back in you may not
Good experience working there. Compensated for all work done from pre trip inspection to sitting at a doc getting unloaded. We went on the clock as soon as we got to the customer. Management was good at giving time off I left because was tired of having to go to the principals office over camera issues
TCW is a good starter company for those that are just starting in truck driving. They have a good safety program, safety is throughly emphasized in this company, so much so that it puts added stress on drivers. Drivers can become stress about making a mistake. If all you want is a paycheck this is the place for you. Long hours, good pay.
The only transportation job I've ever had that actually care and put the drivers and their well being 1st. Awesome place to work. Day or night shift.
TCW could possible have been a good place to work. If management would have took the time to throughly and fairly investigate the concerns of a Student Driver over a 1st new mentor who had no former training with training or being a mentor.
Not a terrible place to work. But there's no job satisfaction. Just dropping and hooking boxes.(at least on the night shift.) If you want to make decent $$, not great, need to work about 11 hours a day Mon-Fri. Management is better than most places.
Dispatch only care about making there self look good don’t care about your well being or dot rules unless safety call them then it’s like you messed up on your on but pressure you to wait on loads like you in a sleeper truck or otr you are in day cab picking where only otr people pick up and don’t know how long it will take because they deal with brokers not there own freight
TCW is a good place to work the Pay is good for work performed. Just driving and opening trailer doors plus fueling pretrip and post trip. All work is paid Driving is paid by the mile and all other work is paid by the hour waiting at a customer you are paid as soon as you get there
Great company. They really take care of their employees. They provide a daily safety message to keep everyone on the same page. Occasional cook outs. Occassional contest/drawings with prizes.
They only hire inexperienced dispatchers fresh out of school. The most frustrating and depressing job I've ever had. Be prepared for alot of container work as well.
Good company good ppl cookouts every now and then safety meetings it’s all about safety there. They will work with u for time off. I was treated well when I had to take care of my parents
A decent place to work with average pay. Sometimes you have to haul overweight loads on substandard equipment. Management is subpar with underqualified supervisors. Drivers are not appreciated.
Poor management at west Columbia. Terminal manager and dispatchers are all kids with no trucking experience. The office staff are considered the backbone of the company and the drivers are looked down upon. Office staff are not held accountable for mistakes, but drivers are charged for the smallest mistakes. They charge drivers for flat tires (monetarily.)
Dalton, Ga terminal is ran by kids with no experience in the industry and no experience in life..which makes bad decisions. An experience driver does NOT need to work there because they don't know what they are doing. Makes it harder than it should be on everybody. High turn over rate.....
Worked in Columbia SC Good company to work for know you by name.... Whenever you got a problem just talk to management will HELP you to the utmost.....
Young and inexperience management. "Concerned about safety when the governors shut off all trucks after 15 min of idling. Your work day will be very long since you are obligated to drive way bellow the speed limit. No privacy, cameras in and out of vehicles with microphones inside cab. Pay per mile driving containers at very low speeds equals small check. Too demanding for the money paid.
Insurance is horrible. You might as well just pay out of pocket. Zero communication from dispatch. Low pay and long hours. Most importantly is that if it slows down you don’t have work.
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