Pay is substantially less than the average, but keep in mind each branch is different. I was at $14 an hour. Raises, even though are offered, are not always great. The branch I was at gave workers.$0.50. Hours fluctuate. During the "on season", which is about end of March or somewhere in April, till about between September or October hours are long. 60 plus hours a week. The "off" season workers are struggling to get 40 hours. Time is key on deliveries. If you can't keep each stop to about 30 minutes and it continues as such, you could potentially be released. They do hire alot of workers during the "on season" only to release them during the "off season". Again each branch differs. But from my experience, it's the luck of the draw. Leaving in the morning, the trailers are loaded. After that, during the day, the driver has to sometimes locate the material and if the order is not built, you have to build it yourself then load it yourself. Drivers, if interested still in this company, let it be known that you are not just a driver. When there is no loads to be taken out, you have to work in the warehouse. Building orders, helping customer pickups, loading and unloading trucks and trailers.
