“I’m currently team leader on the night shifts… I rise around midday and spend my days quoting, drumming up work, marketing, checking in with day crews and sometimes even assisting day crews after night shifts.”

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Works night shift (11 pm-5 am), then spends daytime quoting, marketing, checking in with crews and occasionally assists day crews

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