Key Facts: United States
DHL specializes in providing customers with innovative and customized transportation solutions from a single source. We never stop thinking of ways to move items across borders more efficiently, cost-effectively and reliably.
- DHL was founded and established in the United States of America in 1969
- Employees: 5,100
- Vehicles: 2,757
- Service Centers: 87
- Gateways and Hub: 5
- Drop-off Locations: 3,000
- DHL Hub and all gateways are certified by the Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA).
- DHL Express US voluntarily participates in Customs - Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) since 2003. Through this effort, DHL has been able to assist in achieving Customs Border Patrol’s ultimate goal of enhancing security through upgrades and improvements of various elements of the supply chain.
- DHL Express US is part of the Cisco Certified Security Professional (CCSP) program and currently operates seven certified screening locations at its US Hub and Gateways 2010.
- DHL Express US was awarded the multi-site ISO 9001:2008 certification in 2010.
- In 2011, DHL Express US unveiled an 80-vehicle fleet of 30 American-made, battery-powered electric vans and 50 hybrid trucks, which will work towards reducing carbon dioxide emissions by cutting down fossil fuel use by more than 50 percent each year.
- Achieving Excellence Award
Awarded by John Deere - Best International Courier Service
Awarded by Business Traveler Magazine (3 Years Running) - Defense Quality Award for Superior Performance
Awarded by US Department of Defense - Distribution Supplier of the Year
Awarded by Stryker Orthopaedics - Great Package Race Winner
Awarded by Georgia Institute of Technology - International Business Leadership Award
Awarded by Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce - Quest for Quality Award
Awarded by Logistics Management and Reed Research Group - Top Green Supply Chain Partner for 2010
Awarded by Inbound Logistics - Vendor of the Year Award
Awarded by Technicolor Cinema Distribution
