The National Private Truck Council recognized 18 private-fleet truck drivers with its National Driver All-Stars award for excellence in customer service, safety, community service and adherence to company and regulatory standards.
by Staff
September 23, 2015
The NPTC's National Driver All-Stars. Photo: NPTC
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The NPTC's National Driver All-Stars. Photo: NPTC
The National Private Truck Council recognized 18 private-fleet truck drivers with its National Driver All-Stars award for excellence in customer service, safety, community service and adherence to company and regulatory standards.
The award was co-sponsored by International Truck and Navistar and was presented at a ceremony during the NPTC’s National Safety Conference, which took place from Sept. 10-11. The NPTC created the National Driver All-Stars program in 2009 to recognize NPTC fleet-member drivers based on how they perform against internal customer service metrics.
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The award takes into account several standards that fall under the categories of customer service, safety, compliance with company standards and regulatory compliance. Within these categories, things like appearance, number of DOT-reportable accidents, attendance and community services all factor into receiving the award.
This year’s National Driver All-Stars are:
Nora Black, Orscheln Farm & Home
Keith Chantrey, Maines Paper & Food Service
Stephen Dixon, CPC Logistics, assigned to North American Pipe Corp.
Shaun Feger, WFM Transport
Scott Fencil, CPC Logistics, assigned to International Paper
James Henry, CPC Logistics, assigned to Moen
Christopher Humbert, Army & Air Force Exchange Service
Gregory Robbins, CPC Logistics, assigned to Walgreen Oshkosh
George Rockwell, CPC Logistics, assigned to John Deere
Mary Rudelich, LRI Logistics Corp., assigned to Hospira Fleet Services
Mike Seelye, Marathon Petroleum Company
David Smith, CPC Logistics, assigned to Hospira
Wesley Smith, CPC Logistics, assigned to Northwest Food Prod. Transp.
Gerald Tainter, CPC Logistics, assigned to Toyota Quality Parts Express
Mark Taylor, Frito-Lay, Inc.
John Tiemann, Kellogg Company
Claude Wiser, CPC Logistics, assigned to Bridgestone Americas Tire Ops.
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