Reporting to the Controller, the Billing Clerk will be primarily responsible for the daily processing of Driver Trip Envelopes. The primary responsibilities are creating invoices and approving system-generated payroll entries. This position will provide backup and support to the Junior Accounting Clerk.
Owner Operators are our partners in success! Because no one in business, nor the trucking business, succeeds alone - our success is built on relationships and trust. From owner-operators and drivers to clients, trust is what drives us!
As we gear up for another busy quarter we’ve kept an eye on trucking industry news. Let’s look at some news that caught our eye this month.
Expanding our Fleet with Owner Operators: Run your Business Like a Pro with Len Dubois As an Owner Operator, we know and understand the struggle when it comes to finding a company that will help build your business and maximize your earning potential. But for over 30 years, Len Dubois Trucking has been committed to [...]
Are you looking for an opportunity to use your self-motivated passion and strong communication skills to be the primary face between the Maintenance department and our drivers, owner-operators the dispatch and operations departments? Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, the Service Advisor role is an entry to mid-level position that plays a key role in the organization and must work closely with all of our internal departments.
We are growing and have opportunities for Canadian-Only Company Drivers. These lanes are Canadian runs that go to Western and Eastern Canada.
We are growing and have opportunities for Canadian-Only Owner-Operators. These lanes are Canadian runs that go from coast to coast. Typical runs last 10 -12 days providing owner-operators with an average of over 10,000 miles per month.
We extend our thank you to our drivers and owner operators for your hard work, dedication, and sacrifices to get the job done safely. This year has been extra challenging for the trucking industry and have kept store selves stocked through challenging conditions.
Myths that some of us in trucking believe have unfortunate consequences and achieve the exact opposite of what we’d like to happen. Some trucking myths will cost money when we act on unfounded beliefs. Some misconceptions lead to significant safety hazards.
With it being so busy you might have missed some interesting industry news. So, grab a cup of coffee and catch up on what's happening in trucking.
