About Our Company
One More Load Trucking has quickly grown a name for itself in the oil and gas field. We offer premiere transportation and logistics services that supply to the oil fields in the tri-state area.
We bring hands on experience and dedication to every job site while serving our customers with the respect the oil industry deserves. Whatever your transportation needs are, we pride ourselves in delivering professional service and quality labor.
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Founded on over a decade of transportation and delivery experience, our mission is to provide professional and reliable frac sand hauling and oil field transportation services to our clients. In order to do that, we have built a cutting-edge culture here at One More Load Trucking which facilitates the high-quality service and execution we take pride in.
Servant Leadership
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Servant leadership is a philosophy and set of practices that enriches the lives of individuals, builds better organizations and ultimately creates a more just and caring world. We believe One More Load Trucking offers our strongest service to customers when we lead by serving first. Whether its Performance managers serving lower level employees, One More Load employees serving our contractors, or our team serving our customers, service is optimized by a servant leadership culture.
ATTITUDE
We instill in our employees that our attitude is contagious and spreads throughout the team whether to the customer, our drivers, our subcontractors, or anyone else who is producing for the end user. If we cannot keep a good attitude in the midst of this intense production environment, then we are in danger of creating unnecessary burdens in a work environment that is already intense and dangerous.
communication
We train our team to understand that one of the most costly facets of the industry is communication breakdowns. We go great lengths to increase communication between customers, pushers, drivers, subcontractors, and everyone who attached to our product in order to prevent these types of malfunctions.
