Kaiser Transport INC

Great crew to work with. Great equipment and great running lanes. Would definitely recommend!!

So I've been here for 3 1/2 weeks so far and they've just given me my truck. Mine is this pretty green one 🍀 Here's the breakdown of how this job works. They will be straight up with you on their turnover rate as soon as you call (which APPEARS to not be very good) and there is a very good reason for that. People show up for these very nice, very new Peterbilts and they leave because of all the work you gotta do with them. The yard guys are load MASTERS, the dispatch coordinates the loads in a way that will seem confusing to you but it WORKS PERFECTLY! They will put 4 to 14 different things on your stepdeck or your double drop because that is what this job is. LTL-OTR Trucking. Everyone I've ever worked with in this company so far is extremely knowledgeable in their job and everyone helps you if you have questions or need help. Hometime is fantastic. I had to take time off to go see a friend in Rhode Island because he lost a family member and they straight up paid for the plane ticket and got me over there. They truly care for your hometime here. Now heres the kicker ☝️ If you think this will be like your old company. It will not be so. This is hard work meant for people who are willing to change the way they've been working for years into a job that works better than any company out there. If you do take the leap though, and you make it? You will count yourself among the best open deck drivers in this country. Kaiser Transport is a great and tough job for great and tough drivers. And thats all it takes. Edit: Its been over a year now, and I must say I got into exactly what I wrote here about a year ago. Everything is still as I said it would be. Only come to this company if you got what it takes. Do not complain. Do not expect it to get easier. This job is only for the best of the best. And you need to keep up being the best of the best by doing some tough ass stuff. There are professional drivers. And above that is a Kaiser Driver 💪💪💪

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Nice employer

I have been in the trucking industry since 1988, working as a Driver, Dispatcher, and Owner Operator. I have seen a delt with a lot of companies and drivers over the years. I have been with Kaiser for a year now as a company driver and have never been treated better than I have here. Kaiser Transport cares about their drivers and office personnel more than any company I have been associated with. At Kaiser we are a family, not just an employee. It's hard work at Kaiser Transport, but it's rewarding! Working at Kaiser isn't for everyone, but if you aren't afraid of hard work and the desire to do the job right, call Kaiser's recruiting team. It's worth the call! Tell them Big John told you to call, you won't regret it!

I work here started off. The job ended up a career you couldn’t find better people to work with.

Good luck trying to get pass Terry the guy who does the driving test and teach the orientation class he’s that truck driver who thinks things should be done the old way and they have him teaching smh and if you are of color forget about this job the vibe I got from Kaiser was they atleast need one minority working in the the building and that’s what I seen Debbie when I talk to you on the phone you told me it wouldn’t be like this and it’s was smh wasted my time had me go take the physical test that I passed and then terry tells me my boss have to review your driving test cameras with a (better eye) so I go back the next day for them to tell me they want be moving forward with me that’s fine but why wast my time I guess since you paid for the physical class you made me do it any way already knowing your decision Kaiser transportation office staff are pathetic once they meet you one time after that nobody answers the phone and act like your a problem even the so call mentor they try and put you with Kaiser preach that the company is not for everybody due to the physical work that’s no problem with me it’s the people in the office is why Kaiser isn’t for everybody