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Prime's New Amenity-Packed Driver Facility [Photos]

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Prime Inc. opened a new 61,000-square-feet building at its Salt Lake City terminal packed with amenities for their truck drivers and other employees. The aim? To recruit and retain employees in a tough job market.

The new building includes a salon, spa, daycare, gym, private bunk rooms, basketball court, healthcare, lounge and a cafe serving 2,500 meals each week to recruit and retain associates seeking a opportunity in Salt Lake City’s competitive job market, Prime officials said in a press release. 

Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Prime Inc.

Prime's new amenities building includes a state-of-the-art truck driving simulator for students earning their Commercial Driver’s License through Prime’s official training program. 

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Prime drivers have access to private bunk rooms.

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Prime's Salt Lake City facility includes a lounge.

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The building includes a cafe serving 2,500 meals each week.

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The building also includes a salon and spa.

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Prime has similar amenities buildings in Springfield, Missouri, and Pittston, Pennsylvania.

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Prime drivers can work out with a personal trainer for free. As part of the company’s wellness program, trainers also provide customized workouts to keep truck drivers active while on the long haul.

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Approximately 750 trucks pass through Prime’s Salt Lake City terminal each week.

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The new building is part of a multi-faceted effort to retain and recruit more drivers and warehouse staff in the face of one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation.

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Driver's also ahve access to a basketball court.

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As the crossroads of the West, Salt Lake City is close to major interstates including Interstate 15, I-80 and I-70. 

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The new 61,000-square-feet building is packed with amenities for their truck drivers and other employees. The aim? To recruit and retain employees in a tough job market.

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At the new building, Prime associates have access to healthcare and a sleep lab.

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Prime Inc. opened a new building at its Salt Lake City terminal.

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