Veteran-Ready
With so many options, a career in transportation is a smart step for you no matter what stage you are in. At Averitt, we have multiple opportunities to help you fine-tune your skills!
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Dock-to-Driver Program |
Leadership Development |
Part-Time Internships |
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Get paid to work on the dock while learning the skills to earn your CDL. |
3- to 6-month training program designed to prepare trainees for an entry-level leadership opportunity with Averitt. |
Learn about the diverse services we provide while exploring various aspects of the supply chain management cycle. |
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Regional driver Paul Bratcher came to Averitt a year ago after a 26-year Army career, and he's glad he joined the team!
See more of Paul's story in this video, including how he used his GI Bill funds for his transition, and find out why he says Averitt "always has your back."
Ready to join a team that always has your back?
Click below to see our open positions in your area!
Averitt Careers: 9/24/26, 6:00 AM
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Averitt Careers: 9/15/26, 1:21 PM
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Averitt Careers : 12/27/19, 12:00 AM
Regional driver Scott Dasch�served 20 years in the Navy and 10 more as a firefighter, and his passion for driving brought him to the Averitt team.
Averitt Careers : 9/8/21, 12:00 AM
For 30 years, Eddie Stephenson has been serving Averitt's customers, and he loves being helpful and providing top-quality service to his community.
Averitt Careers : 11/4/21, 12:00 AM
Dan Mason learned discipline and leadership in the military. Now, as a Frontline Leader in Dallas, he works alongside associates who he calls...