Benore Logistic Systems, Inc. - Jefferson, Georgia

joe S.

If you are looking for a company to work at no matter the level, DO NOT come here.
This is a Special warning for drivers, if you want to keep your CDL, Avoid Benore Logistics at all costs. They are so far from in Dot or FMCSA compliance that it is absolutely terrifying. The equipment is barely maintained and functional. They will tell you that they have new equipment, they do not at all it's all beat to trash and back. They haven't had a safety and compliance meeting since November of 2023, those are mandatory for the DOT and FMCSA.

They also recently failed a OSHA safety inspection, and were severely fined. By OSHA and the Georgia Department of Labor. Because multiple people have been hurt, very seriously hurt, just on their yard.

They will hang you out to dry and then expect you to break the law and use the 16 hour exception, everyday, with no valid reason for doing so. there are so many other reasons beyond just those. IF you expect help from dispatch don't, they won't or they will make it a bigger mess than before. They are as clueless as everybody else about anything going on.

They will tell you that you will make $1,300 to $1,500 a week that is a lit that will never happen. Their actual pay rate is
Day shift $22 an hour
2nd shift $24 an hour
Your home time will be next to non-existent they will have you out there 60 hours or more, most likely more. Your check for all that will be a joke.
The benefits, that they have are so shockingly poor it's absolutely stunning. If you have to use them, you will almost have been better off not having them in the first place. You might end up with a smaller bill then, at least.

If those reasons are not enough, the management does not have the first clue, how to do or use hours of service. How to inspect the equipment trucks or trailers. They could honestly care less how dangerous something is, even if you take them by the hand and point it out to them.

For everybody else these things apply to you as well, as well as the drivers. You have to watch your paychecks, it doesn't even matter if you are management or not, in dispatch, load validation, or any other position in the company. They will cheat you on your money. They are currently being sued multiple times for that very reason.

If you even remotely think anybody your management, HR, Safety and compliance, or anybody else will have your back in any way. Then you would be extremely mistaken. They will whenever possible set you up to fail, they will push you under the proverbial bus, then stomp you with both feet to make sure you go under. They would also back it up and run you over again multiple times to make sure they got you. If they can't set you up with something you actually did wrong, they will make something up. If that doesn't work they will have your fellow employee's help set you up and lie about it.

This is not everything these are just things, that readily come to mind. There are definitely more. This is your warning avoid this company at all costs you could very well end up losing your CDL, end up in jail, or worse.

Chris

Learn their drivers how to drive, at 5:40 85 north at exit 120, driver driving way under the speed limit in the middle lane and when this other truck start to pass him in the right lane, he puts his blinker on and then starts over and about runs this truck off the road and lays in his horn and brightens his lights blinding everyone around him

Ryan B.

You should tell your drivers to not ride in the middle lane. Every time I see one of your trucks, it’s camped in the middle lane, impeding the flow of traffic. The signs on the interstate that read “Slower traffic start to the right” are there for a reason.

Kim A. T. D.

Old equipment. Literally falling apart. 20+ years experience will not get you a day cab either. They won't fix major problems like brakes not working or engine problems!
It's DANGEROUS to work here!!!

Stephanie R.

One the drivers nearly killed us today. He failed to yield to merging traffic at Hamilton Mill exit today and we were nearly sandwiched between his very large truck and our tiny little Fit.

Warren

They put peanut butter on the seats of the truck.. to keep drivers entertained

Mark C.

One of the most laid back local jobs a good driver can get.

Fawty J.

Great place, great staff, great people