Providing exceptional fleet maintenance and service is fundamental to Aim’s day-to-day operations. In fact, it’s central to what sets Aim apart from the competition. To ensure we’re meeting the needs of our customers today while anticipating their needs of the future, Aim conducts an annual maintenance meeting to ensure we’re ready to exceed the expectations set by our motto: Service is our only product.
In 2021, Aim’s marketing department has grown through the addition of a new position and the promotion of an existing department member into a new role. The need for this growth arose from the marketing department’s increased involvement in the company’s ongoing, upward evolution and recognition from upper management of the importance marketing will play in the company’s future. The department has also adopted a new benchmarking system this year to track its contribution to business growth.
Early 2021 erupted in a flood of full-service lease truck deals, maintenance agreements, truck rentals, dedicated fleet contracts and demand for the rest of Aim’s complete menu of transportation services. In fact, businesses clamoring for Aim’s trusted family-owned and -operated brand of fleet solutions have been so great that Aim is in the midst of a record-setting sales year.
Aim Transportation Solutions is proud to announce a flurry of promotions within Aim Integrated Logistics, Aim’s division offering unparalleled dedicated fleet and freight brokerage services.
Since its inception, Aim Integrated Logistics has steadily grown into a household name within the commercial trucking industry. Currently, Aim Integrated Logistics ranks 22nd on Transport Topics' Top 50 Dedicated Carriers list.
Back in June, NationaLease held the first leg of its annual Tech Challenge. This event pits technicians from 140 independent businesses against each other in a series of knowledge- and skills-based truck maintenance challenges to determine who’s worthy of the designation of Top Tech. Then we reported Aim had three technicians take first place in three of the nine competing regions. Those were John Norwood, out of Elmhurst, IL; Matt Dove, Buffalo, NY; and Dave Trader, Elkhart, IN.
As the old adage goes: If you bought it, a truck brought it. It’s a short and simple statement, yet, in just eight words, it underscores how necessary truck drivers are to our daily lives. To help the nation not lose sight of this, National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (NTDAW) is held every year in September. During this weeklong event, Americans are asked to show their appreciation for the country’s 3.5 million professional truck drivers and the fundamental role they carry out quietly and with pride. So, before we go any further, we want to say: Thank you, drivers. We truly appreciate you. All of you.
The success of Wincore, a manufacturer of best-in-class windows and doors, is borne out of a single, indispensable vision: create great, long-lasting customer relationships by creating great, long-lasting products. In that, Wincore and Aim, while committed to different industries, share an identical customer-first focus. It’s this united allegiance to the customer that drove Wincore to entrust Aim with its reputation.
On July 7, an Aim Transportation Solutions truck and driver winded down Interstate 80, crossing state lines, hauling from New York City to Youngstown, OH, a bronze statue immortalizing the “Handshake for the Century.”
Aim has taken on the maintenance responsibilities for an additional 100 tractors and 225 trailers, thanks to a new Aim ProShop agreement with General Transport Inc., a family-owned transportation and logistics company based in Akron, Ohio.
Longtime and valued Aim Integrated Logistics customer Family Express, an award-winning Indiana convenience store chain, was looking for a way to overhaul their delivery process. They had a primary goal in mind, which was to improve the quality of life for their drivers through safety and scheduling, triggering a collaborative effort to reimagine their delivery process and put it into action.