Hi ive been driving nights for two years now & im about to do my first tramping job , any tips would be grateful 
Plenty of advice will be offered (and has previously been detailed) here, but one sure fire way to find out what âextrasâ you need is the âhard wayâ; do it for a few weeks - you donât forget a second time when youâve missed something you wish you had packed!!
All the best with your venture.
My advice would be not to scrimp on taking whatever you need to turn your truck into a home. I used to carry a small mobile library with me, as well as loads of CDs (this was in the pre- Kindle/ipod age!) and a guitar. And a bike, sometimes, if I thought I was going to get time to go for a ride in the evening. And cooking stuff, as well as a small fridge, a proper coffee machine and all the usual stuff like clean clothes for a week, and toiletries.
A lot depends on what theyâve given you to drive and how much space there is in it. I tramped for a while in a low roof DAF 85 and I couldnât have taken half this stuff in that.
This thread has some good tips on what to take:
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=37297
I also liked to carry a gas stove (store outside cab if possible) and an emergency kit for worst case scenario i.e. winters coming and youâve lost all electrics and stuck on Shap in a blizzard.
Hard to be totally prepared so keep an ongoing list of what you need and when an opportunity arrises pop in a supermarket or if you know your going to be home one weekend order it online.
Also try and logically store everything in your cab so you know where it is and keep it clean, spilt milk donât half hum after a few weeks.
A list of good truckstops and ones youve used is ideal and add your own notes as well.
Oh and you will find wetwipes are your best friend 
Toilet roll.
Make sure you get yourself a bottle to have a pee inâ â ?
âWet wipes for that relaxing wash after a hard days graftâ