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Adcock Brothers

Buys, sells and moves used vehicles

Transportation Safety Professional

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Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Certified Safety Professional or Certified Director of Safety designation is required.
  • Proven experience in driver retention strategies and successful implementation of safety-based recognition programs.
  • Proven experience developing safety programs for both asset-based fleets and non-asset or brokerage environments.
  • At least 5 years of transportation safety experience focused on open-deck cargo, including load securement, over-dimensional permits, and Department of Defense freight.
  • Expert-level knowledge of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations and ability to navigate Department of Transportation audits and Defense Travel Regulations.
  • Direct experience using a learning management system to deploy, track, and document safety training and monthly safety meetings.
  • Proficiency managing electronic logging device data and leveraging telematics platforms to monitor driver behavior and power safety-score-based recognition programs.
  • Experience using Safety Management Systems to track training, accident reports, and driver qualification file compliance.
  • Ability to interpret telematics and learning management system engagement data to identify trends and build proactive safety intervention programs.

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, and manage safety programs across asset and non-asset business units.
  • Develop and maintain safety manuals and standard operating procedures for company-owned assets and non-asset carrier vetting processes.
  • Design and facilitate safety orientation for new open-deck drivers, integrating new hires into the company’s safety culture.
  • Develop and manage driver incentive programs that reward safe driving behaviors.
  • Use telematics data to operate driver recognition programs and safety bonus structures intended to improve driver satisfaction and reduce turnover.
  • Manage Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requirements for open-deck drivers, including Hours of Service, driver qualification files, and vehicle maintenance logs.
  • Oversee carrier compliance monitoring to ensure third-party partners meet safety-rating and insurance requirements.
  • Lead safety protocols for Department of Defense shipments, ensuring security and specialized handling requirements are met.
  • Direct training programs on North American Cargo Securement Standards for flatbed, step-deck, and specialized open-deck equipment.

About the Company

Adcock Brothers

Buys, sells and moves used vehicles

Adcock Brothers buys and sells used vehicles for dealerships, fleet operators and individual customers across the United States. Its automotive businesses combine vehicle sourcing with preparation and delivery, allowing dealers to move trade-ins and off-lease cars through a single service group. Teams inspect and recondition vehicles, arrange transport and represent sellers when inventory is ready to change hands. The company earns money from vehicle sales and from transport, repair and remarketing services that support the movement of dealer and fleet inventory. Founded in 1972 as a wholesale operation, the company is headquartered in Manheim, Pennsylvania.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Manheim, PA
Founded
1972

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