Dupre Logistics Recognized by National Tank Truck Carriers
The National Tank Truck Carriers Association awarded Dupre Logistics with the Grand Award in the 21 million - 35 million mile class in Personnel Safety
The National Tank Truck Carriers Association awarded Dupre Logistics with the Grand Award in the 21 million - 35 million mile class in Personnel Safety.
Dupre has a long history of carrying hazardous materials via tank truck and has been a NTTC member since 1984. Dupre drivers drove more than 42.7 million miles logging 2.1 million man hours in 2011 alone.
Dupre will officially be recognized at the upcoming NTTC Annual National Safety conference in New Orleans. Additionally, they will be recognized with an improvement award for the third consecutive year. The Personnel Safety Award, which spotlights Dupre Logistics' outstanding safety record and commitment to personal injury reduction, represents the top honor for carriers in their class.
Founded in 1945, the NTTC is a trade association composed of approximately 200 trucking companies specializing in the nationwide distribution of bulk liquids, industrial gases and dry products in cargo tank motor vehicles.
For more information, please visit www.tanktruck.org.
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