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Transportation

Statement

If you haven’t done it, you don’t know.

Driving anything on public roads and highways is a skill taken for granted.

When operating a large vehicle, it takes an awareness of all the other drivers that are not paying attention, especially in making tight turns and stopping in congested areas.

Packing any vehicle takes an amalgam of geometry, physics, weight distribution and strength to place the items in a secure manner so they work when you get to the other end of the trip.

An integral piece

To make myself more attractive to management companies and build viable opportunities in and outside of the industry, I acquired a class 1 license in 1979.

This has proved invaluable when co-ordinating transportation for any event.

Modifying the van trailer to move theatre flats and other staging or loading concert production rigs, requires an understanding of what is needed in the venue first, managing the weight distribution for travel, then time and fuel management to get from point A, to point B.

I have travelled all over the North American continent from Stewart Alaska to Key West Florida and Goose Bay LAB. to Mexico city.

Required as a convoy tour management, driver and road management, managing permits and travel restrictions like weather and other hurdles is something that can not be learned in any school.

Just saying

When I was not touring with production equipment, I would hire out this skill set to commercial carriers and bus companies as temporary holiday relief, dedicated recovery or urgent overload.

This led to many adventures and meeting some amazing people in situations that both enlightened and stressed, but always added to the knowledge bank.

Current certifications

BC Drivers License – Class 1

Over 9 million kilometres driven since 1980.

All work is contract based.

Summary - Specialized equipment

BC Certified 40t crane operator

Certified Rough Terrain Fork Lift

Certified Boom & Scissor Lift Operator

Certified Skid steer operator

Birdseye Aerial Platform – 55m articulated work platform

Starlite Illumination – 42m stiff boom

Starlite Illumination - 6 Pack

(All-in-one 6 x 12k remote heads w/ genny)

20t – 40t portable cranes

Hiab trunk mount knuckle and stiff boom units

Summary - Standard equipment

Private coaches and buses

(MTR Western, Traxx, Charter, Cypress, 911 Filmcars, Universal Coach Lines, 

Stormtrooper private tour coaches.)

Limousines

48’, 53’ dry and reefer vans

Super B flat deck trains

A train vans

53’ drop axle flats and step decks

(Commercial, line and long haul, firms requiring emergency relief or contract hauling LTL and TL delivery included: Western Logistics, Aggressive Transport, Supertruck, Moznik Trucking and Konings Wholesale)

Landoll trailers

Related management contracts

Tour management, route planning for concerts, trade show convoys.

Acquiring drivers and equipment for tours.

Manage equipment during tour.

Vehicle acquisition for local, inter-provincial and US touring.

I like being multi-talented, I know how to serve in many descriptions, 

all of the skills are portable and applicable from one to the other.


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