Showing posts with label hauling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hauling. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Just How Advanced Will The Emissions Be On Future Specialized Hauling Assignments

In the future even gigantic specialized hauling trailers could produce almost NO Emissions. According to a Truckinginfo.com article the future emissions technology will product less emissions than someone grilling a burger.

What?

Here are a few stunning statistics of how successful emissions technology has been in making our air cleaner for the specialized hauling industry and the rest of the public

Concerning Diesels

  • 99% of Nitrogen Oxides have been eliminated
  • 97% of Sulfur emissions eliminated
  • Less than 6% of total emissions are produced by trucks
  • a truck in 1988 produced as much pollution as 60 trucks today
The numbers speak for themselves!

  Information pulled from
Study: More Particulate Emissions From Charbroiled Burgers Than Diesel Trucks - Truckinginfo.com
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Friday, December 9, 2011

More Signs Of Recovery...

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Two huge determining factors of economic health are transportation and construction. We all know transportation is moving right along but I am happy to say that construction is showing signs of life as well. In an article from the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association, construction employment has reached a 15 month high. While this is not great it is a real sign of life for the general economy and the specialized hauling industry.

We are not back to pre recession levels yet, but this is a definite BIG STEP in the positive direction. If we can keep the economic momentum this could translate into more growth and less distance to full recovery. As a specialized hauler, construction growth is huge as companies need to move materials and equipment to new job sites.


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original article the information was pulled from:
http://www.scranet.org/industry-news/2011/08/12/construction-employment-reaches-15-month-high-in-july
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Thursday, September 22, 2011

Specialized Hauling Of An Oversized Component

Not every specialized hauling project is the transportation of a complete object. Many times a large piece of something even bigger is being transported by East Coast Specialized Hauling. When I enter the lot many times, the process of discovery starts. Take a look at this object:






At first I thought it was  a boat but upon closer look, and help from the
driver, I realized it was piece of a crane....a really big crane.

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Friday, April 8, 2011

Someone has to make this heavy haul possible...Spe


Specialized Hauling Driver securing the load



Many mornings I come outside and the specialized hauling fleets will be loading with things that look they are part of other bigger things or are used to make other bigger things.Today was very mundane. A simple transport of an xl trailer used for specialized hauling to another location to haul bigger things.For a moment I was disappointed, BUT I did
notice one of our dedicated drivers working with the lever binders to make sure the load was secure.

This is an often overlooked part of the process. Someone has to make sure these loads are secure, or the consequences could be disastrous. I have never heard of one of these loads coming loose, which is a good reflection on our drivers who skillfully tie these down each day.



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Friday, March 25, 2011

Another specialized haul: Industrial machinery....

What the ? is that thing you are hauling

Yes, we continue to haul specialized equipment as the economy recovers. I get up, grab the camera and head out to photograph the next "interesting" specialized hauling project we have going. This is what I saw being loaded to the truck:







It looks industrial, its got pipes and valves and after five minutes I still dont know what it is. So I use the power of deductive reasoning and go ask the service manager. Turns out this is an industrial vaccum hooked that hooks to the back of a building. I guess they have to come from somewhere...well, another successful haul.




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