BR Williams, a leading provider of trucking, fulfillment, and logistics services in the United States, was awarded the “2021 Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation” by Redefining the Road, the official magazine of Women in Trucking (WIT). The award recognizes BR Williams’ “corporate culture that’s supportive of gender diversity, flexibility in hours and work requirements to accommodate family and life balance, competitive compensation and benefits, training and continued professional development, and career advancement opportunities.”
W2-1099
Drop and hook
Drivers and their families get 24/7 support from dispatch
Pet policy and Passenger program available
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
Home Daily
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
Home Weekly! - drivers average 3 days out; 5 days max
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
Home Every Week
OTR position
No Escrows (except fuel tax)
No Trailer fees
We have 145 Power units
We began our trucking division in 1958 and expanded into warehousing/distribution in 1992. Today, we have six distribution centers in the Southeast U.S. (Mobile AL; Piedmont, AL; Tallahassee, FL; Eastaboga, AL; and two facilities in Anniston, AL) that encompass over 1.6 million square feet. We specialize in all aspects of direct to consumer fulfillment, allowing you to focus on growing your marketshare, without having to worry about your products getting delivered accurately and on time! BR Williams Third Party (3PL) Logistics services are unique because of our scalable technology and commitment to stay on the cutting edge.
We work with over 7,200 contract freight carriers, allowing us to offer nationwide coverage and a full range of logistics services.
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with good Safety Rating & OOS Rates by FMCSA
BASIC STATUS (Public information) Behavior Analysis & Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs)
A total of 19 reviews
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BR Williams is a great company to work with, we have had the privilege of working with Lott and his team. A Stand up company all around!!
I had the pleasure of working with B.R. Williams
Got some great people working here..
Don't work here, 38 cents a mile isn't worth the time, front facing cameras as well. Just speaking truth, look at Varient or Ship Ex .70 a mile depending on your exp.
Working for this company has been extremely rewarding. The people here are great along with the tremendous value and service they provide for the community. I highly recommend BR Williams
Great people and great friends and great place to work just like family
Great place to work. Christian based company that is very open to situations that may arise. Very family friendly. Staff is very knowledgeable and easy to work with.
Be ready to work hard. Great atmosphere. Hauling car parts to Honda manufacturing in Lincoln Al. Very family friendly. Really do care about the employees.
So basically they want to pay a CDL driver for a local position a whopping $14.00 per hour or .43cpm. Not gonna get a ton of miles running local. This is for a 50 to 70 hour work week and the regional get less per mile.. at the same time our local Olive Garden wants to pay a dish washer $15.00 to $19.00 per hour.. is this just corporate greed ? Or just a lack of respect for a person who has to be specially licensed to operate a semi truck. A lot of training ,money and time go into obtaining a class A CDL . It's a shame company's treat commercial truck drivers this poorly. Apparently they dont really care.. I would have loved to work there but.. not for such a low compensation. Truth is.. trucking has gone so far down hill it's not even funny. People say there is a shortage of drivers, this is NOT true, however there is a shortage of people willing to work for such a low pay in an industry that should pay way more. With the crazy high prices of today, this should easily be a $25.00 to $30.00 per hour job I was actually making what they offer 20 years ago. They should be ashamed of offering such low pay for a skilled position is this company.
Nitpicking If you're working local, then you have to show up for work after 10hrs sleep break. Require you to run back road and avoid big road and scale house. Every driver is under watch of camera
I've been at b.r.williams for 22yrs and I love this place because it's like family, they work with you and they bend over backwards for you to make you happy! When there are issues that come up we will always fix the issue quickly; b.r.williams is very good about Communicating with they're employees...
One of the worst companies to work for. This place is stuck in the 1990's. 3rd party company for GD. To stock something it is done with a magic marker and put in stock. All of the inventory is in stock labeled by a magic marker. You do not get access to a computer unless you been there more than 6 months. Management is clueless about how to run a warehouse and looks for scapegoats beside himself and wears the same clothes everyday! Drivers drive a box truck to delivery GD and barely get paid for bringing over thousands of dollars worth of goods. Training consist of the Manager having you drive the forklift with him walking next to you or taking you on a driving test in the box truck and you pass. No certificates or paper to go with it. No documentation for it. Temp agency that hires you lies about the work place and once you start there you will regret it. The most enjoyable part about the job was leaving at the end of the day. Culture is ok but people that are there are stuck and cannot get out....
Great Company to work for!!! Home daily and Otr available, Well equipped trucks, Volvo's trucks.. Great Health insurance, Very family oriented.. Just a overall Great company..
good company to work for if your looking for a part time job great people to work for understanding if you have a problem with something works with you with your hours
I think this company would be a great company if slight adjustments were made. Other than those adjustments are made than this would be an outstanding company!
It's a trucking company, but the truckers are treated like a liability and not an asset. You will average 12hrs a day and earn about 130.00 dollars! You will hate working here, I promise. I can only speak for the drivers and have no clue about the hourly and management jobs. If your a truck driver, and are thinking about B R Williams. THINK AGAIN!! Low pay, long hours, and expensive benefits. I worked there 2 years and highest gross was $31,000.00
Employees (office and drivers) are really great. They know you by your name and not a number. Loads (short haul or long haul, local and regional drivers) are guaranteed. Family oriented, God oriented. Great sense of humor. Knowledgeable mechanics.
i was an OTR driver and ran the east coast i was very pleased with the company but due to my ex with young children she had me come off the road and now that my kids are grown up i am ready to go back on the road.
go in, do pre-trip inspection on truck-pick up 1st trlr-inspect, take to destination, drop on dock, pick up loaded trlr, return to Honda and start all over again. normally 2-3 runs daily
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