Two Prime driver associates have taken hospitality to the highway! Eleanor Cates and Jack Ayers, team operators at Prime Inc., recently hosted Ghislaine Symphonie, a 24 year-old graduate student from Paris, France on their truck for two weeks. Symphonie, who has her bachelor’s degree in English, is working on her Master’s degree in American Literature at the University of St.
Refrigerated Prime Inc. announces the recipients of their Contractor of the Year 2000 Awards. Winners receive a $1,000 cash prize and will represent Prime throughout the year 2000 at a variety of truck shows and other promotional events.
Prime Inc., a leading international refrigerated and flatbed truckload carrier based in Springfield, Missouri, announced that it raised over $6,600 for The Nurturing Center, a childcare center located in downtown Springfield. In order to raise the funds, the Prime Kids Learning Center committee invited all Prime and Nurturing Center children and families to participate in a Halloween party on Friday, October 29. Children were treated to cookies, punch, games, prizes and other fun and exciting ac…
Prime Inc. recruiter, John G. Brown, was attempting to arrange travel to orientation for new contractor, Brian J.
Prime Inc., an international refrigerated and flatbed truckload carrier based in Springfield, Missouri, announces the most recent recipients of Prime Time Certified (PTC) Awards for continuous on-time performance. James Daniel Paul was awarded top honors for achieving 7 years of on-time service at Prime. Alphonzo Crawford and Gene Pace were each awarded top honors with six years of continuous on-time performance.
Prime Inc., a leading international refrigerated and flatbed truckload carrier based in Springfield, Missouri, announces that it will be adding the quiet-running and highly-efficient ThermoKing Magnum Whisper Edition refrigeration units to its fleet in June 1999. This innovative trailer refrigeration unit features a simple, yet very efficient compressor design which can generate a cooling capacity of 30,000 Btu/hr at -20 degrees F with a 100 degree F ambient temperature. That calculates to 20% m…
