DES MOINES, Iowa, June 5, 2007 – TMC
Transportation, a division of Annett Holdings, Inc., the
largest privately-held flatbed carrier in the nation, honored TMC
driver Bill Copenhaver with the highest driver honor given by TMC,
the Wheel Master Award for 2006.
Copenhaver has been with TMC since November 1998. He was also
recognized with the Driver of the Quarter Award for the fourth
quarter in 2005. Copenhaver’s dedication to excellence and
other outstanding qualities are what made him a perfect
recipient.
“From day one he has always had a very professional attitude
towards his fellow co-workers, office staff and customers,”
said Travis Johnson, executive vice president of operations.
“He is always giving 110% effort day in and day out –
basically doing it right the first time.”
TMC is honored to give Copenhaver this distinction. “Bill is
a pleasure to work with,” said Todd Bunting, executive vice
president of safety. “He represents TMC with pride in his
equipment; operating it in a safe, professional manner day after
day. On behalf of TMC, we appreciate his efforts!”
The Wheel Master Program was created as a way of recognizing
TMC’s best drivers. Each year a driver is honored
with the Driver of the Wheel Master distinction based on years of
service with the company, safe driving record and overall quality
performance.
TMC, the nation’s largest privately-held provider of flatbed
transportation, provides expert transportation services and
supply-chain management solutions throughout the 48 contiguous
states. TMC, founded in 1972, is headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa,
and is known for its integrity, innovation, superior safety record
and dedication to quality and customer service. The company has
experienced a 15-20 percent growth rate nearly every year since the
early 1980s. TMC is one of the top 100 carriers in the nation based
on revenue. The company’s claim-free, on-time delivery record
is the best in the business and is consistently recognized by its
customers. You can visit the TMC Web site at –
www.tmctrans.com.