Stevens Transport

Stevens Transport was founded in 1980 by Steven L. Aaron and has grown to one of America's premier refrigerated fleets of 1,850 Kenworth and Peterbuilt power units and 3,100 Thermo King refrigerated Utility trailers

Stevens Transport

9757 Military Parkway
Dallas, TX 75227

1-800-333-8595

Stevens Quick Facts

Types of freight:
Refrigerated

Hiring Area:
48 States

Number of Trucks
1000+

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Stevens Important Facts

Stevens Kenworth tractors average only 18 months old
Stevens Transport has never had a lay-off in the history of the company
Claims to have the highest miles-per-driver average in the country
Regional, dedicated, over-the-road, trainer, and leasing opportunities

Stevens Pay & Benefits

Pay:

Monthly Performance Bonus Program
Attainable Monthly Fuel Bonus Program
Load/Unload Pay
Extra Pickup/Stop Pay
Fuel Card and Liberal Expense Advances

Benefits

Medical Plan: Our medical plan offers multiple coverage options at competitive group rates and includes prescription drug coverage.
Dental Plan: The plan offers complete coverage. Participation in the medical plan automatically provides enrollment in the dental plan at no additional cost.
Vision Plan: The plan offers in-network and out-of-network benefits. Participation in the medical plan automatically provides enrollment in the vision plan at no additional cost.
Disability Insurance: Employees may elect coverage for short and long-term disability protection.
$50,000 Life Insurance: A term policy is provided to employees who participate in the medical program at no additional cost. The option to purchase additional insurance is available.
401K Savings Plan: After one year of continuous employment, you may choose to participate. Save up to 15% of pay before taxes. Stevens matches 50 cents for each dollar an employee contributes– up to $800 each year.
Vacation: You are eligible for vacation after you have worked for Stevens Transport for one year. The vacation schedule is based on your length of service./li>

Stevens Qualifications & Requirements

21 years of age
Minimum 120 hours schooling if attending an outside school

Stevens General Information

Stevens was founded in 1980 as a family-owned business and is currently one of North America’s largest privately-owned refrigerated carriers.

Stevens now employs more than 3000 associates and regularly serves corporate titans like Kraft, General Mills, Tyson, M&M Mars, Tropicana, Proctor & Gamble, Wal-Mart, Frito Lay, ConAgra Foods, Colgate-Palmolive, Whole Foods and Kodak.

1850 tractors with APU’s and electronic logs, 3100 refrigerated trailers

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