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Dedicated Home Weekly Position. 4months of tractor-trailer experience required.
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Canamex has been moving freight for our many customers since 1996 and we now have a modern fleet of 160 trucks operating out of our terminals in Olive Branch MS, Martinsburg WV and Toronto Canada. We have a core of experienced Truck Drivers but as our business has grown we need more Drivers. We tried advertising on our own and using third party marketing to attract new, experienced, drivers but with limited success so we reached out to the team at Open Trucking Jobs-Trucker4hire to source candidates for us. Very quickly the team at Open Trucking Jobs-Trucker4hire became our major source for new drivers in the USA. We work closely with them to identify the areas where we have vacancies to fill and use them to help us understand the job market in specific regions and what the drivers are looking for to make the most out of their driving career. We have developed a strong working relationship and open, honest, communication with Open Trucking Jobs-Truckers4hire and I\'m happy to recommend them.
As anyone in the transportation industry knows, sourcing qualified drivers can be extremely difficult. Our company, Reliant Transportation Group has been working with John and his team at Open Trucking Jobs/Bee Exposed Marketing for a little over a year now. I can tell you that they have perfected this process. After gathering a small amount of company data, John was able to find multiple qualified candidates who matched our company criteria in less than 24 hours. I can not say enough good things about John and would highly recommend Open Trucking Jobs/Bee Exposed Marketing to anyone looking for help with their capacity needs.
We have worked with the team at Bee Exposed for many years and are looking forward to many more years of a continued successful relationship. The entire team at Bee Exposed always goes above and beyond to make sure the drivers meet our hiring standards and work additionally to get us the extras that are often times needed. We especially appreciate that the applicants are given honest factual information and that when the applications are submitted they are complete and prequalified. We highly recommend Bee Exposed!!
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