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FORWARD WITH GRAEBEL

Graebel is gearing up for a busy 2012 – and we're looking for the finest drivers to join our team. Becoming a Graebel driver offers you greater earning opportunities, reduced operating expenses, and lucrative rewards for performing high-quality services in our annual Graebel All Star^® Fleet program.

Our clients are the Fortune 500, providing great opportunities for long-haul, short-haul, and local drivers. We are committed to building successful, long-term partnerships with our drivers, and in return, ask that they help us deliver the exceptional customer service and high-quality moving services our clients depend on and expect.

The Graebel Local Revenue Program for Long Haul Drivers is a unique opportunity that enables drivers to boost their profitability. Watch what one of our drivers has to say about the program.

WHY DRIVE FOR GRAEBEL?

• Enjoy a competitive package that includes:
  • Attractive sign-on bonus
  • Performance-based contract
  • Prompt 48-hour pay with completed paperwork
  • Best-in-industry price protection
  • No forced dispatch
  • 100-percent fuel surcharge
  • No charge for BIPD or PLPD insurance
  • Paid tractor permits, trailer tires, trailer washes, and tractor painting
  • Uniform allowance at sign-on
  • Paid carrier-required paperwork, including log books
  • Medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and critical care coverage available
  • Attractive discounts on fuel, Michelin and Goodyear tires, hotel accommodations (at more than 6,000 locations nationwide), and more
• Pull state-of-the-art equipment that features: Fully-equipped late model 53' long, 102" wide, step-deck air-ride van with interior van equipment for increased capacity to haul and earn more
• Increase your earning opportunities with a local revenue sharing program that includes local deliveries to and from storage, local moves, commercial office relocations; and by hauling special commodities shipments to reduce seasonality
• Team with household goods veterans, where you will be treated as a professional and never asked to identify yourself as a number in a dispatch system