Walsh Trucking

Quality family owned. Professionals all. Fair pay, long hours. ITS AS EASY AS A TRUCKING COMPANY GETS! Good company to work for.

I love this company. Walsh is a great Family to work for. They take care of us drivers like we were their own. Very glad I made the switch and you can too because we are looking for some team players. Tomorrow is never too late. Give them a chance, will be a great decision.

Best company ever my husband has been for a about 4 years and they are very family oriented, my brother passed away and they were very lenient with my husband being able to attend the funeral in another state as well allowing him the time for medical issues for both himself and me. I couldnt ask for a better company for my husband to have joined on with thanks for being awesome Walsh's:)

If you want to be treated like a warm body who holds a steering wheel who makes a low wage & is treated like a meaningless number then this is the place for you.. I would say any of the higher rated reviews of this company are coming from Walsh family members.. it’s a complete joke that this company would get a higher rating than 2 stars

Walsh is a great company to work for I enjoyed it

Walsh is a great place to work.

Good place to work.

I have been with them for 19 yrs and have held many positions with them. Yes the core of the operation is based on family's. The driver that stayed the longest lasted 45 years! They may not be the perfect company. But they try to accommodate each drivers needs and situations.

Walsh has decent pay for a local company, but the hours can be a little inconsistent. Benefits are pretty good, although the vacation accumulation could be better.

What is the best part of working at the company? Pretty friendly and laid back atmosphere. Predictability. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? I'm a truck driver at Walsh trucking, so, dealing with inattentive drivers on the highway. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Most Co-workers and management are professional and helpful. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Lots of driving. Fairly long days but reasonable for the trucking industry.

What is the best part of working at the company? Can't really say there was a good part What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Low pay, thier pay is equivalent to the lowest end of the trucking industry What is the work environment and culture like at the company? A bit pompous actually, the higher ups only care about themselves and you're just another driver to them What is a typical day like for you at the company? Early in the am start times like 2 am and long days

Good place to work. Very laid back and they allow you to have very flexible schedules if need be most of the time. Lots of overtime is available almost year round.

It's a depressing place that doesn't do anything very well including communication, maintenance, dispatch, benefits, vacation, PTO it's all the bare minimum.

I really enjoyed my time at Walsh. Their equipment is newer, really good pay and benefits. Health insurance isn't all that good though, it's kind of expensive. All in all I would highly recommend this company. I was there almost 10 years, only reason why I'm no longer there is because I relocated out of state.

There are many things you could do with a CDL. I hav done a few of them on the west coast. Some were horrible places to work and others, like Walsh, have been awesome. The management is strong and flexible. Routes are good and come with an average of 10-11 hours a day. OT after 40!

They really are great people. Home every night. Easy driving. Great equipment with on site mechanic. 10-12 hour days. Owners are great and treat you like family.

Run faulty equipment, when it breaks the driver is hung out to pay the price, lie to officials, cops, odot. Keep irresponsible drivers who do drugs, drink on job

Walsh Trucking / W-W Trucking / Action Carriers was a great place to work. It was a small enough company where everyone knew you by name, including the company owner. This company was a great place for drivers who could operate independently, drove safely, and took care of their equipment through handling their own small problems (antifreeze, oil, brake adjustments) and communicating the larger problems to the mechanics and other supporting staff. When I worked there, the pay was fine. The key to generating good, steady paychecks was keeping your equipment healthy and stay running. If you were the type of driver who wanted to earn a large paycheck while being parked and sitting on the couch at home, then this was not the company for you. Consistent home time most likely varied according to where you lived and how often loads travelled near your hometown. If you knew how to leave home on time, getting home was not a problem.

I wish i was able to give a negative zero review, incompetent dispatchers will leave you on the side of a mountain until the next shift dispatcher comes in , then maybe , just maybe they’ll figure out what to do, low pay long days

This job mainly involves heavy haul of wood residuals. Home daily, but paid by the load=no overtime after 40hrs. Reasonable work/life balance, managers approachable and easy to deal with. Equipment kept in decent shape. Climbing to access loading controls can be challenging in places.

easy job however when dispatch gives your specified load away, sometimes 15 minutes before you arrive and force you to wait hours makes for difficult working environment. Problem employees who make it hard on you when you share a truck with them. Blamed for their mistakes or problems even when you were not in the vehicle. Management allows harassment and if you complain they gang up on you and then you are the problem.

don't work there if you place any value to your self at all they will work you to death and pay you as little as possible with little care for you or there equipment

I learned a great deal about trucking and the over the road life during this job. I would be out 40 days at a time, come home and be hounded to leave in a couple of days again. We weren't paid well for unloading groceries and the job lacked greatly in respect by grocery store warehouses. I enjoyed getting the loads picked up and delivered around the country but got tired of working all the time for low pay and no benefits.

When I started with this company I thought I was doing a fairly good job considering I was in training the whole 2 weeks I was there. My trainer never indicated to me that I was doing otherwise and even gave me positive feedback. After being brought into the office, I was told that I was not a good fit for the company with no further explanation even though I asked for more.