Intercontinental terminals company, llc Reviews

Visited as a tanker driver picking up a load.

First time registration requires CDL, TWIC and a safety video with quiz. Upon arrival, park on the north side of the scale/security building against the fence, bring all your pickup and order numbers to the walk-in portion of the scale house. Some loads are loaded on a scale, some you scale in, load, and scale out. If you have to scale at the house, it takes a little while. One of the people who works at the main scale house is slower than molasses.

Make sure you know what gate to enter the facility through. Once inside the gate, loading racks and directions are marked well with numbers and colors. Once at the rack, wait at the line for an operator to wave you in.

They require long sleeves/pants, FRCs, safety glasses, hard hat, and boots.

The Loaders are slow as hell. They sleep on the job & will sit & talk in your face for 30-45 minutes then leave & say they don t have enough time to finish the job. Sorry employees, terrible employees. I sat there for 8 hours before just waiting for nothing.

From the plant workers to the people in the scale house, they all HATE truck drivers and they let you know it

They care more about the time in getting off. Then working to get things done