Anthony Voorhees has been a company driver with Marvin Keller for a few years now. He came aboard as an experienced driver and has been doing fine work ever since. If you have ever driven out to California, you probably had to deal with the strict laws and regulations imposed there. Anthony without knowing about the strict laws and regulations requested a load out to California. After later realizing the complexity of the situation, he struggled to make sure he would not be b

Little Diesel Inc. has been with Marvin Keller for over a year now. The company, owned by Doug Little, started off with two trucks. They have since double their size by adding recently adding two more to their fleet. The first driver that Doug hired was Marvin Caldwell. Marvin’s wife Jerri Caldwell is the dispatcher. Other drivers include Eric Thibodeau and Owner Operator Bob Huisinga. Doug drives the last truck himself. We talked with Doug about the company and he gave us a

This has been Alan’s first week transitioning from company driver to owner operator. We wanted to write an update. Alan worked as a company driver for Marvin Keller under Tammy Clough his driver manager. Tammy always trusted him to do a good job, constantly relied on him to help out when we needed to cover a load. Tammy says, “Alan was my go-to guy whenever we needed to cover a load. Alan is easy to get along with. With his work ethic and character, I have no doubt that he wi

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We value referrals at Marvin Keller. Through our current program that continues through June 30th, you can earn up to $1000 cash bonus for any company driver or owner operator that signs with Marvin Keller. The bonus is paid in two installments: $500 when your referral signs on, and $500 after your referral stays with the company for 6 months. We like hiring drivers who can commit at least one year, but we are flexible with availability. We plan to start a new referral progra

We always commend our people when they display exceptional qualities in service or a team mentality. This past week we wanted to highlight Steve Ozee, who gave up a planned vacation in order to cover for an unexpected turn of events. Warren got unexpectedly sick during Steve’s planned vacation time, so Steve boldly volunteered to cover for him. He had planned to go camping with his family the three days before Memorial Day, but rescheduled to take days off after Memorial Day