Intermodal drivers are an essential link in the global and domestic supply chains, providing the first and last mile service for every load. A healthy and vibrant intermodal network depends upon an adequate and ready supply of drayage drivers. Intermodal offers an attractive alternative to other forms of trucking, with appealing attributes such as more predictable schedules and shorter travel distances. What are some innovative ways to recruit drivers? Join us as our experts identify current driver recruiting and retention trends, explore innovative driver recruiting techniques and discuss building a well-rounded recruiting program.

Learning objectives:

• Identify current driver recruiting and retention trends
• Explore innovative driver recruiting techniques
• Discuss building a well-rounded recruiting program

Moderator:

• Tim Hindes, CEO, Stay Metrics

Speakers:

• Ken Miller, VP Operations, JB Hunt Intermodal
• Priscilla Peters, VP Marketing & Training, Conversion Interactive Agency
• Ellen Voie, President/CEO, Women in Trucking

IANA’s Driver Vehicle Examination Report Service (DVER) provides Intermodal Equipment Providers (IEPs) and Motor Carriers (MC) with paperless DVER access, retrieval and storage to assist with roadability compliance requirements. As a DVER subscriber, Motor Carriers and Intermodal Equipment Providers will receive a copy of any DVER associated with US DOT Number should your driver neglect to supply a copy to you. DVER delivery is available via e-mail, XML or via API.

While veteran unemployment rates remain below the national average, roughly 200,000 service members transition out of the armed services every year. These veterans bring a wealth of skill and experience to the civilian workforce — including training, discipline, professionalism, and self-reliance. How can the intermodal supply chain attract these highly-qualified individuals?

As of April 6, 2017, the Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food rule will go into effect. Companies that ship, arrange for, move and receive food through the supply chain will need to meet new regulatory requirements. Our experts will present an overview of the FSMA and the sanitary food transportation rule, review risks for both shippers and carriers, discuss real-world scenarios and take your questions.

With truckload capacity projected to decrease and costs on the rise, there has never been a better time to look to intermodal shipping for a dependable solution. As a logistics provider looking to deliver scalability and flexibility to your customers, intermodal simply makes sense.

Addressing an industry need for streamlined exchange of intermodal equipment among motor carriers, IANA developed an online platform that facilitates what are commonly referred to as “street interchanges” and “street turns.” The Street Interchange Application brings a standard industry solution to existing practices and integrates with the UIIA, as administered by IANA.