Schneider Field Recruiter - Marci Dwyer

08/28/2026

Brake Safety Week is here, and it's a reminder that safety starts long before an inspection.

As CVSA's Brake Safety Week takes place across North America, roadside inspections will focus on identifying brake violations and defects, with special attention on brake drums and rotors.

While I may not be behind the wheel or under the hood, I see firsthand the dedication it takes to keep our equipment road-ready. To me, Brake Safety Week is a chance to recognize the drivers and technicians who make safety a priority every day. Their attention to detail helps ensure our trucks are ready for the road and our communities are safer because of it.

It's also a reminder that safety is a shared responsibility. Whether it's performing a thorough inspection, reporting a concern or making a repair, every action plays a role in keeping our operations moving safely. I'm proud to be part of a team committed to doing things the right way. Thank you to the drivers and technicians who help keep safety at the center of everything we do.

How do you recognize Brake Safety Week where you are? Share your experience in the comments.

08/23/2026

I want to give a big congratulations to Kayla Stocco on earning the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Award!

Kayla's leadership, customer focus and drive to make a difference are evident in everything she does. It's been inspiring to watch her commitment to customers and help deliver solutions that keep them moving forward.

I'm proud to see her recognized for the impact she makes every day and grateful to work alongside someone who represents Schneider so well.

Please join me in congratulating Kayla on this well-deserved achievement!

08/20/2026

Had a great visit sharing all that Schneider has to offer to their 20 students today at Yuma Truck Driving School.

If you are in the Yuma area, check out this school and when you are ready to come to work, call me at 480-215-1956.

08/16/2026

Rain can change the feel of a drive in seconds.

I know staying consistent and reliable behind the wheel is what makes the biggest difference when conditions get unpredictable.

I’ve seen drivers slow it down before slick spots, give themselves more space and stay tuned in to how the truck and road are reacting. It’s those small, steady adjustments that carry you through when visibility drops and stopping distances stretch.

Because when things get unpredictable, that consistency helps you stay grounded in the moment. It builds a sense of control and trust in how you handle whatever the road throws at you.

Take a few minutes to check out practical reminders for staying steady in the rain: http://sni.jobs/2Ji

08/12/2026

Some drivers find a rhythm that just works, and you can tell when they've hit it. 🚛

Gary Buccheit runs as a jet-set intermodal driver, moving freight across the country for weeks at a time, then settling into extended stretches at home between trips.

From what I hear in conversations, there's a rhythm to the way drivers run. Time out on the road, reliable time at home, then back into a routine that works. It takes commitment to keep freight moving the way Gary does, and the way it all fits together says a lot about the work he puts in.

What's the run rhythm that works best for you out on the road?

08/12/2026

AI is becoming a force multiplier for supply chain organizations.

It doesn't replace context, experience and judgment. It complements them. This belief is exactly why I wanted to share a piece from my colleague Rodney Cromwell. He uses the example of Dedicated, where we use AI to tell us the best way to avoid empty miles and instead fill them with productive back-hauls, reducing wasted time and increasing productive miles.

Rodney's article explains that most supply chains aren't suffering from a lack of information. The challenge is connecting data quickly enough to support better decisions.

Read Rodney's article and explore the future of AI in supply chains: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/future-supply-chains-isnt-ai-its-human-intelligence-rodney-cromwell-yp7ic/

While artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the most talked-about topics in supply chain management, Schneider has been leveraging advanced data science, automation and predictive technologies for decades. The company's technology-first approach has helped customers navigate complexity thro

07/28/2026

Ever wish you could practice tough situations without the real-world risk?

I’ve seen drivers run through things like blowouts, skids and backing in a simulator before facing them on the road. It’s a more controlled, reliable way to experience those moments.

Here's what stuck with me though: that practice doesn't just make you safer in the moment. It builds the kind of steady, growing confidence that carries through a whole career. Every situation you've already worked through is one more thing you've got handled, and that adds up over the years.

For drivers who like hands-on learning, it's a responsible way to keep sharpening your skills and feel more prepared as you grow into bigger opportunities.

Take a look at the blog and check the simulator training: http://sni.jobs/2J3

07/22/2026

Call Marci Dwyer to learn more!
Field Recruiter 480-215-1956

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07/22/2026

What does it take to keep service dependable when freight demands and routes are in flux?

Based on our everyday experiences, the answer is clear: rely on more than one way to move freight. Our team champions multimodal transportation by uniting different modes into a single, coordinated strategy.

We plan and execute all of it together, ensuring service remains dependable even as volumes and routes evolve around us. For teams balancing daily service targets while conditions shift, having flexible options that don’t add complexity makes the work much smoother.

If you’re curious how it all comes together, take a closer look: http://sndr.pro/ch

07/17/2026

Thank you Southwest Truck Driving School in Phoenix, Arizona for hosting us at your job fair today!