In our continuing effort to provide exemplary service and safety assurances to our growing customer base, Foodliner maintains a satisfactory rating with the Department of Transportation.
We have also implemented quality control measuring devices in all aspects of our operations to review and evaluate our performance, helping to ensure we always receive high trucking company safety ratings.
We’re a proud member of the following organizations:
ATA – American Trucking Association
NTTC – National Tank Truck Carriers
IMTA – Iowa Motor Truck Association
Nebraska Trucking Association
Our industry’s campaign to reduce pellet, flake and powder loss.
By participating in the operation Clean Sweep initiative, Quest Liner is making an important contribution to protecting the environment from plastic pollution.
The Value of Operation Clean Sweep® (OCS)
The campaign’s goal is to help every plastic resin handling operation implement good housekeeping and pellet, flake, and powder containment practices to work towards achieving zero pellet, flake, and powder loss, protecting the environment and saving valuable resources.
Plastics in the Environment
Zero Pellet, Flake, and Powder Loss is a priority for the plastics industry—and a critical issue for our environment. Spilled pellets, flakes, and powder can make their way into local waterways and ultimately estuaries and the ocean. This isn’t just an eyesore and a litter issue; pellets, flakes, and powder, if accidentally mistaken for food by birds or marine animals, could harm them. That’s why the industry is behind Zero Pellet, Flake, and Powder Loss—and it can only be achieved with your help. The OCS Program was created to help you protect the environment and keep it clean.
For additional information on Operation Clean Sweep please visit opcleansweep.org.
Specific to food trucking safety, we utilize the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) management system to provide a comprehensive food safety program and corresponding training.
Trucking Safety Equipment
Vehicle and equipment inspection and maintenance is a top priority for Foodliner. To ensure our vehicles are operating safely at all times, we have highly qualified personnel who perform daily maintenance, inspections, and repairs – all of which are required to be properly documented. We utilize:
Electronic Logs
Satellite Tracking
Lane Departure Warning System
On-Guard forward sensing radar crash avoidance
RSS – Roll Stability System
Anti-lock Brakes
SkyBitz
Tolling Transponder for major tollways
Truck Driver Safety
Foodliner has a rigorous process for selecting drivers. We take several factors into consideration when hiring in order to be certain that we’re only employing the most qualified and prudent drivers. Some of the components we look at when making hiring decisions are:
Amount of experience
Types of trainings completed
Driving records
Background checks
Once a driver is hired and becomes part of our team, they undergo our driver training program, regardless of their experience level. Additionally, all drivers continually receive refresher training courses pertaining to trucking safety.
Other safety programs and procedures we have in place include:
Quarterly Safety Meetings
Safety Incentive Program
Comprehensive Driver Risk Assessment Tracking
Specialized Driver Training & Orientation
CSA Compliance for Safety
We operate in compliance with Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA), an enforcement program of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for safety compliance.
Drivers’ roles under this program include:
No speeding
Conducting thorough pre/post trip inspections
Keeping records/paperwork up to date, including:
E-log signoffs
Data sheets
License
Medical certificate/card
Recognizing Safety Performance
Safety is important to us. And we like to reward drivers who consistently employ safe practices.
Accolades for safe drivers include:
Annual driver appreciation day events and gifts
Quarterly driver incentives based on safety (includes CSA), service, and other criteria
Annual safety awards
Clean DOT inspection incentives
CONTACT US TODAY
Whether you’re interested in driving for us or hiring us as your trucking company, contact us today. We’d love to talk to you about joining the Foodliner team.
Trucking Safety
Safety
In our continuing effort to provide exemplary service and safety assurances to our growing customer base, Foodliner maintains a satisfactory rating with the Department of Transportation.
We have also implemented quality control measuring devices in all aspects of our operations to review and evaluate our performance, helping to ensure we always receive high trucking company safety ratings.
We’re a proud member of the following organizations:
Our industry’s campaign to reduce pellet, flake and powder loss.
By participating in the operation Clean Sweep initiative, Quest Liner is making an important contribution to protecting the environment from plastic pollution.
The Value of Operation Clean Sweep® (OCS)
The campaign’s goal is to help every plastic resin handling operation implement good housekeeping and pellet, flake, and powder containment practices to work towards achieving zero pellet, flake, and powder loss, protecting the environment and saving valuable resources.
Plastics in the Environment
Zero Pellet, Flake, and Powder Loss is a priority for the plastics industry—and a critical issue for our environment. Spilled pellets, flakes, and powder can make their way into local waterways and ultimately estuaries and the ocean. This isn’t just an eyesore and a litter issue; pellets, flakes, and powder, if accidentally mistaken for food by birds or marine animals, could harm them. That’s why the industry is behind Zero Pellet, Flake, and Powder Loss—and it can only be achieved with your help. The OCS Program was created to help you protect the environment and keep it clean.
For additional information on Operation Clean Sweep please visit opcleansweep.org.
Specific to food trucking safety, we utilize the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) management system to provide a comprehensive food safety program and corresponding training.
Trucking Safety Equipment
Vehicle and equipment inspection and maintenance is a top priority for Foodliner. To ensure our vehicles are operating safely at all times, we have highly qualified personnel who perform daily maintenance, inspections, and repairs – all of which are required to be properly documented. We utilize:
Truck Driver Safety
Foodliner has a rigorous process for selecting drivers. We take several factors into consideration when hiring in order to be certain that we’re only employing the most qualified and prudent drivers. Some of the components we look at when making hiring decisions are:
Once a driver is hired and becomes part of our team, they undergo our driver training program, regardless of their experience level. Additionally, all drivers continually receive refresher training courses pertaining to trucking safety.
Other safety programs and procedures we have in place include:
CSA Compliance for Safety
We operate in compliance with Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA), an enforcement program of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for safety compliance.
Drivers’ roles under this program include:
Recognizing Safety Performance
Safety is important to us. And we like to reward drivers who consistently employ safe practices.
Accolades for safe drivers include:
CONTACT US TODAY
Whether you’re interested in driving for us or hiring us as your trucking company, contact us today. We’d love to talk to you about joining the Foodliner team.