Western Dairy Transport

I work for wdt as a otr driver. I'm pretty satisfied with them. First time driving a tanker. I wish I knew about them when I first got my cdl.

great company friendly people

I am an OTR driver w/WDT. Gripe every day, but to spoiled to work anywhere else.

Wish I could give less stars Mickey and Sam in Stephenville are very unprofessional glad I quit when I did by the way when or if you quit be prepared to be talked bad to by mickey in Stephenville if he your boss he is the most unprofessional boss I've ever had texting me talking smack after I quit correctly if you plan on working for Western Dairy do not I repeat do not work here if Stephenville is gonna be your main terminal it was better off ran by fuzzy

Thank you for the work and everything you do

Got milk

Recruiters are the friendliest and very understanding. If they have an opening I would very much like to work here

This isn't rocket science, you pick up an empty trailer in San Antonio, TX, go out to Stephenville TX and bring back a loaded trailer! The ride out to Stephenville can be boring but, it depends on what time you start! I would definitely return to work for WDT!

I’ve worked for WDT for almost a year. They have good equipment and dispatchers who are willing to work with you. The negative is the low pay relative to others in the industry, but as the title said, it’s a good place to start a driving career.

Pay is not as promised. Work is never steady and it makes you wonder how they stay in business Over all if your single and don’t have a lot of bills or family to worry about then it’s for you

What is the best part of working at the company? Good equipment. Trucks had small sleepers , so even though we rarely(never ) spent the night in them, should you Have an extended down time, or just need a Power Nap you could do so What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Added work at the end of the day. Management asked me to drive past my 70 he. Legal limit, I refused, and he told me to park the park , so I did. Goodbye What is the work environment and culture like at the company? They try to keep it friendly, with small celebrations and party’s What is a typical day like for you at the company? Early to rise, work with no one looking over your shoulder, hustle-hustle -hustle, wait -wait -wait, then at the end of the day, pray they don’t ask more of you

What is the best part of working at the company? Great equipment, if not brand new ,in brand new condition What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Constant intrusion by office personnel, once one person in the office dislikes you, the whole office turns on you like a pack of ravenous wolves! All because one timid little gossip took something as an insult , that was never an insult at all, just misunderstanding What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Cool, as long as you don’t rile the Office management, What is a typical day like for you at the company? Was great, because I basically didn’t have to deal with anyone other than the dairy farmers, and they just wanted smooth pickup of their milk, and so did I so that went great!

Great place especially if starting out without having your CDL they pay you during training and give you all the resources you need to succeed and then once you get to the job once you get your CDL if they keep you on local or Shuttle runs so to where you build the experience and feel confident in your job and skill set

53 cents per mile not bad but not enough miles to make it worth your time. How they pay you is screwed up and they need to switch over to being paid every two week. Dispatchers are ok, some I'm not too impressed with.

What is the best part of working at the company? they give random company gifts What is the most stressful part about working at the company? equipment always breaking down bad dispatch people always having to fight for loads excessive favortism What is the work environment and culture like at the company? stressful if youre not one of the favorites What is a typical day like for you at the company? erractic long hrs. have to wait on loads. you have a daily schedule but dont know qhen your day would start. if your shift is 11am to 11pm. sometimes you might have to wait till 1pm to just get a load or a truck

I have been working at WDT for over 11 years as a driver. Management is concerned for the welfare of the drivers and all of the employees as well. I have worked for many companies over the span of my career and none have proved better than Western Dairy. They pay well and offer competitive benefits. One never has to fight for home time.

It's a good place to start you career. You can get your CDL License through them and you get practice driving to Houston or Dallas. Good practice backing up which is good for new drivers. They went from paying by the load to hourly and you got paid less. They have a first come first serve policy with trucks. If you didn't get there at 2am you could be waiting hours. You don't get paid to wait unless you were their 2 hours. They only do preventive maintenance in Stevensville so if something happened to the truck or if you had to take it in for a pm you were waiting hours.

Good place to start and get your cdl. The hours are there, which is the only thing that keeps this job at the average mark. Low pay, lots of hours, lazy drivers who complain about anything and everything. Never had an issue with management or dispatch, and they will work with you as long as you communicate. Communication is the key word to remember here. There is a lack of it, so if you can be good at it, you will stand out.

Pay/benefits not worth sticking around. If you're new you're on overnights for a year minimum and can only move to days if there's an opening. No overtime and pay is stupid low that even hitting 70 hours every week still has you struggling to make ends meet, especially if you're a one income household with kids. Busted my butt doing everything, haul off and loading to get an 8 cent raise and told that's the best they can do when I asked about it. Dispatch is a junior high with constant rumors and smack talk, immature gossip and obvious favoritism.

Poor Management! Dispatch has poor relationship with the drivers…With absolute no understanding! Not true their word… We never have company meetings/ safety meetings… But they hold us responsible for things that they fill we should already know… From one class to the next, we’re not taught the same things… Driver's are not confident in themselves once released!

Company culture is good for the most part. Local management seems to frequently not know corporate procedure. Hourly pay but no overtime which sucks since you work over 60 hours per week

This Company creates a small family Company feel even though it's the largest milk hauler in the United States. I would highly recommend working here.

WDT is a company Ive only heard about from others.Its one of the last companies where you could probably work 20y and retire from,I used to believe that was a modern myth.The drivers are professional and keep to their schedule for the most part,there are always a few bad apples.The management is fantastic!As long as you do your job,perform your duties and stay in your lane -they give you support and guidance.WDT even has a training school in different locations.Im not afraid to admit that keep them in mind for future employment if I ever had to move elsewhere.

At western dairy transportation they you you straight time so if you work 70 hours per week at 20 per hour you going to be payed $1400 instead of getting time in a half for the 30hours you worked over 40 hours

I enjoyed the job itself very much, it's not hard work..the pay is decent and the ppl I worked with are decent and supportive for the most part. The only negative thing I personally experienced was the mechanics. WDT prides itself in safety and so do I, but the mechanics feel like if they're scheduled to get off or close at 6pm then you have to figure out your own issues which is sad because most drivers work the night shift and we need mechanics for issues we have before we get on the road and after so maybe there should be a 24 hour shop for those purposes. Other than that it's a very great job to have! If safety is your number one priority like it should be, the mechanics need to be on board with the rest of us with understanding and respecting that.