There are virtually no limits to the logistics services Industrial Transport Services (ITS) can provide to assist your company with its transportation requirements. If you have a transprotation need, we're happy to help you meet it. Our fleet of more than 300 power units and 1,500 trailers - plus another 200 pneumatic dry bulk tankers - operates from terminals throughout the U.S., which means on-time delivery and exceptional service from friendly truck drivers.
With the ability to move freight loaded onto a semi-trailer, dry vans are the most common type of freight trailers. Our dry vans run on dedicated and regional routes, and we provide exceptional home delivery and intermodal transportation.
Because of the regulations placed on transporting dry bulk, it's difficult to find a trustworthy company that is able to handle your needs. But ITS is just that. We have a longstanding history of being a top transportation provider for various engineered polymers and plastics, and we have a commitment to the integrity of the products we deliver. We handle all the details so you don't have to.
When a route is predictable and consistent, the benefits of driver experience, guaranteed asset availability, and low cost/high volume lead to a high level of employee and your satisfaction. This is a true partnership between you and the ITS community.
Warehouse Services Inc., the ITS parent company, provides multi-client warehousing, dedicated warehousing services and value-added services to clients across many industries. Whether your needs are a distribution center dedicated to your product only, or a multi-client facility with shared resources, our warehouses team will work hard to align your solutions with your goals.
Truck driving jobs are available at ITS hubs in the following cities and states: Burkville and Birmingham, Alabama; Sacramento and San Bernardino, California; Ottawa, Illinois; Mount Vernon and Richmond, Indiana; Elkton, Maryland; Detroit and Holland, Michigan; Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; Selkirk, New York; Sidney and Paulding, Ohio; Greenville and Spartanburg, South Carolina; Asheville, North Carolina; Jacksonville, Florida; Nashville, Tennessee; Houston, Texas; Martinsburg, W