Independent contractor
Own your own truck? The site says the company provides the routes and the payment terms, and invites contractors to call and hear about the program.
Join our team
People first, then the freight.
Synchronized recruits drivers and dispatchers, machine operators and material handlers. The standard on the careers page is simple: it will not settle for less than the best.
What makes the seat different
The careers page asks people who feel stuck in a purposeless job to flip the script. Time, family, and financials are put back with the person. You are not another number. From company-employee benefits to contractor opportunities, the published claim is that the company has your interest in mind.
The same page invites people to become part of one of the fastest-growing logistics and shipping companies in the nation. That sentence is the company's own. It is not paired with a published growth figure.
Benefits
- 401k
- Dental
- Health
- Vision
- Teledoc
- Weekly paychecks
- Paid vacation
Lease purchase
Don't own a truck, but want to? A lease purchase program is offered for drivers who want their own truck. Details are given by the recruiting team, not published on the site.
Positions
Over-the-road
OTR drivers haul freight long distances in addition to local routes. At A2B Synchronized Logistics, the published aim is more money, with the capability of being home when requested. Logistics coordinators work closely with drivers.
Dedicated
Dedicated drivers travel the lower 48 states on a dedicated schedule. The offer is a dependable schedule and a life outside of work.
Regional
Regional drivers work inside a specified area that may cover a few southeastern states. Open road, somewhat close to home.
Local
City drivers stay within a close proximity of a Synchronized hub. Short routes, close to home.
Flatbed
A2B Synchronized Logistics offers flatbed freight with pre-existing customers, for consistent load volume.
Warehouse
A fast-paced warehouse environment, with opportunities to expand inside the company. The recruiting note also names dispatchers, machine operators, and material handlers alongside drivers.