Southeastern Freight Lines has announced that its shops in Kinston and Raleigh, N.C., have attained 100 percent ACE certification for all 12 associates and two supervisors. Average scores for both shops were 92 percent.
Southeastern Freight Lines Shops Attain 100% ACE Certifications
Southeastern Freight Lines has announced that its shops in Kinston and Raleigh, N.C., have attained 100 percent ACE certification for all 12 associates and two supervisors. Average scores for both shops were 92 percent
by Staff
June 4, 2007
1 min to read
Deryn Rehm, the Raleigh shop supervisor, said, "The ACE program is an informative and educational program that serves to motivate and inspire competition among our technicians. This is a great tool for trainees to increase their knowledge and skill level - it really helps us bring our young technicians along and increase their confidence."
Joe Ard, shop supervisor for the Kinston operation, termed ACE, the best learning opportunities to be offered by SEFL."
Field engineer Will Pitts said, "We are extremely proud of these 12 associates. Their dedication and perseverance are self-evident - it shows in a quantifiable way: 12 coworkers in two locations lined up with ACE patches displayed that say, 'We are the best of the best.' "
For more information, visit Southeastern Freight Lines at www.sefl.com.
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