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SISU driver reviewing load details on a tablet with a support specialist

Driver Support

More Than a LoadA Support System Built Around the Driver

Support at SISU means real people who know your truck, your division and your name. Dispatch is a working relationship, not an automated call center or a ticket queue.

Support Pillars

How Support Actually Works

Human Dispatch

You talk to people who know your truck, your division and your name. Dispatch is a working relationship, not a ticket queue or an automated call center.

Onboarding That Prepares You

Documentation, certifications and site expectations are reviewed before you are dispatched, so your first load is not your first look at the requirements.

Operational Problem Solving

Breakdowns, site delays, paperwork questions and customer requirements get worked through with you instead of being handed back to you.

Business Resources

Owner operators get guidance on running the business behind the truck: records, planning, compliance habits and long-term decision making.

Driver reviewing financial documents with a financial wellness coach

Credit Improvement and Financial Wellness

Understand the Money Behind the Miles

We connect drivers and owner operators with education on credit improvement, budgeting, settlement literacy, record keeping and preparing financially for equipment decisions.

Educational resources only. SISU does not guarantee credit score increases, lending approval or any specific financial outcome.

Business Development Coaching

Drive the TruckLearn the BusinessBuild the Future

Coaching covers cost awareness, maintenance planning, compliance habits, customer expectations and the practical realities of adding equipment. It is the difference between driving a truck and running an operation.

Coaching is educational. SISU does not guarantee profitability, fleet growth or any specific business result.

Owner operator planning business growth with a SISU business development coach

Safety and Compliance

Prepared Before the First Mile

Personal protective equipment expectations for SISU work. Specific requirements depend on the division and the customer site.

  • Hard hat
  • Safety glasses
  • Hearing protection
  • Impact or utility gloves
  • Fire-resistant clothing
  • High-visibility outerwear where required
  • 3M half-mask respirator for applicable work
  • Steel-toe boots
  • H2S monitor for applicable oilfield work
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