Founded in May 1985, Celadon Group Inc. ranks as one of North America’s largest truckload carriers with annual revenue exceeding $550 million. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Celadon employs approximately 4,000 employees and operates roughly 3,300 tractors and 10,000 trailers.
Celadon Trucking
Celadon Quick Facts
Types of freight:
Dry Van
Hiring Area:
Northeast
Southeast (not including FL)
Midwest
Number of Trucks
1000+
9503 East 33rd St
Indianapolis, IN 46235
Celadon Quick Facts
Types of freight:
Dry Van
Hiring Area:
Northeast
Southeast (not including FL)
Midwest
Number of Trucks
1000+
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Celadon Important Facts
- Celadon claims their turnover rate is almost half that of the industry standard
- With approximately 150,000 annual border crossings, the company is believed to be the largest provider of international truckload movements in North America.
- Headquartered in Indianapolis, Celadon employs approximately 4,000 employees and operates roughly 3,300 tractors and 10,000 trailers.
- Recognized as one of the safest truckload carriers with multiple first-place finishes in the Truckload Carriers Association’s National Fleet Safety Awards among carriers annually hauling over 100 million miles.
- Average Mileage: 2,200 – 3,400 miles per week
- Average Salary: $42,000 – $52,000
Celadon Pay & Benefits
Company Pay
| Experience | Rate Per Mile |
| 1 year | 30¢ |
| 2 years | 31¢ |
| 3+ years | 32¢ |
| 2 years @ previous carrier(w/3yrs exp) | 33¢ |
- If driver has HAZMAT endorsement, HAZMAT loads pay
an additional 0.03 per mile. - If driver is in Canadian Regional Fleet add .07 per mile to the base pay.
- 14 days out is the minimum required, however 14-21 days generally allows better productivity. The choice is yours!
- HAZMAT endorsement not required but additional pay and benefits given to those with a HAZMAT endorsement
Company Benefits
- Medical Insurance (PPO) – Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Dental Insurance – MetLife
- Short-Term & Long-Term Disability – Prudential Financial
- Term Life – Prudential Financial
- Supplemental Life/AD&D – Prudential Financial
- Whole Life Insurance – Unum Provident
- Accident Plan – UNUM Provident
- 401k Plan
- Employees may contribute up to 75% of their salary (subject to IRS limits)
- Graduated vesting schedule, fully vested after 5 years
- Paid Vacations
Celadon Qualifications & Requirements
- At least 22 years old at the time of application.
- Must have one year verifiable tractor/trailer experience in the past 36 months
- Must hold a valid CDL Class A license issued by the applicant’s state of residence.
- Good driving record.
- No DWI, DUI, careless or reckless driving, hit and run, alcohol/chemical test or criminal convictions in the past 10 years.
Celadon General Information
Founded in May 1985, Celadon Group Inc. (Nasdaq: CLDN) ranks as one of North America’s largest truckload carriers with annual revenue exceeding $550 million. Celadon has also been recognized as one of the safest truckload carriers with multiple first-place finishes in the Truckload Carriers Association’s National Fleet Safety Awards among carriers annually hauling over 100 million miles.
Headquartered in Indianapolis, Celadon employs approximately 4,000 employees and operates roughly 3,300 tractors and 10,000 trailers. Its customer base includes Fortune 500 shippers such as General Electric, Philip Morris, Wal-Mart, DaimlerChrysler, Procter & Gamble, DuPont, and Target.
With approximately 150,000 annual border crossings, the company is believed to be the largest provider of international truckload movements in North America.
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Celadon Financial Health
Revenues
A company's revenues are the total amount of money the company has brought in before expenses. This is a good way to tell if a company is growing or not.
A company's revenues are the total amount of money the company has brought in before expenses. This is a good way to tell if a company is growing or not.
Net Income
A company's net income is the amount of profit they've made after subtracting expenses from revenues.
A company's net income is the amount of profit they've made after subtracting expenses from revenues.
Profit Margin
A company's profit margin (%) is the percentage of profit as compared with revenues. A profit margin of 3% means the company made a profit of $3 for every $100 in revenues.
A company's profit margin (%) is the percentage of profit as compared with revenues. A profit margin of 3% means the company made a profit of $3 for every $100 in revenues.
Operating Income
Also known as EBIDTA, it's an approximate measure of a company's operating cash flow and is calculated by looking at earnings before the deduction of interest expenses, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
Also known as EBIDTA, it's an approximate measure of a company's operating cash flow and is calculated by looking at earnings before the deduction of interest expenses, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
Operating Margin
The operating margin is a measure of operating efficiency at a company. It is a percentage calculated by dividing EBITDA (Operating Income) by revenues and then multiplying by 100.
The operating margin is a measure of operating efficiency at a company. It is a percentage calculated by dividing EBITDA (Operating Income) by revenues and then multiplying by 100.
Total Debt
Total debt is simply the total amount of money that the company has borrowed. Naturally the lower the debt the better for any given company.
Total debt is simply the total amount of money that the company has borrowed. Naturally the lower the debt the better for any given company.
Total Assets
A company's total assets are everything of value that is owned by a person or company - including things like trucks, real estate, tools, and office equipment.
A company's total assets are everything of value that is owned by a person or company - including things like trucks, real estate, tools, and office equipment.
Debt To Assets
The debt to asset ratio is a percentage found by diving the total debt by the total assets. This is a critical measure of how much money a company has borrowed compared with the amount of assets they have. The lower the better.
The debt to asset ratio is a percentage found by diving the total debt by the total assets. This is a critical measure of how much money a company has borrowed compared with the amount of assets they have. The lower the better.
Operating Cash Flow
Operating cash flow is the inflows and outflows of cash from the normal sales operations of a business. This is basically a measure of whether or not a company will have cash to operate its business with.
Operating cash flow is the inflows and outflows of cash from the normal sales operations of a business. This is basically a measure of whether or not a company will have cash to operate its business with.
Investing Cash Flow
Cash flow from investing activities refers to the amount of cash flow produced from a company's investing activities including investments in the financial markets and capital assets such as trucks and equipment.
Cash flow from investing activities refers to the amount of cash flow produced from a company's investing activities including investments in the financial markets and capital assets such as trucks and equipment.
Financing Cash Flow
Investing cash flow results from external activities such as issuing cash dividends, adding or changing loans, or issuing and selling more stock.
Investing cash flow results from external activities such as issuing cash dividends, adding or changing loans, or issuing and selling more stock.
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