The TTSAO was featured on an episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast to talk about the upcoming conference in February 2019. You can register for the conference here. TTSAO Conference is February 27th-28th, 2019
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Welcome new members Altanic Transportation and Keypoint Carriers
Welcome new members in the Carrier Group Altanic Transportation and Keypoint Carriers. Welcome to the TTSAO family. Keypoint Carriers Ltd Contact: Dave Lord Email: dlord@keypointcarriers.com Website: www.keypointcariers.com Altanic Transportation Inc. Contact: Roger Douthwaite Email: roger@altanic.ca Website: www.altanic.ca
Twelve Months to a Lifetime Career
When you think of it how many careers can you go from not knowing anything about the industry, receive funding, complete training, and be fully employed and making money in twelve months? Most professional careers require two to six years of certifications before you have the ability to make any money. Other manufacturing positions may […]
TTSAO Board Votes NO to Advanced Standing Moratorium
At a meeting this week between the Ministry of Transportation and the Post-MELT working group, the question was asked what each organization at the meeting thought of putting a moratorium on Advanced Standing for AZ. After surveying the TTSAO member schools and the board (at the board meeting yesterday) regarding this issue, the position of […]
Give the Gift of a Career for Christmas
Merry Christmas to all of you in the transportation industry and Happy Boxing Day to those that celebrate as well. We’ve come to the end of 2018 and we all can take some time to relax and reflect as we get ready for 2019. As we were exchanging gifts over the Holiday Season it struck […]
TTSAO Training Already Ahead of National Training Standards
TTSAO certified training is already ahead of the standards called for across the Country and you may be asking yourself why you should care? Training is training isn’t it? The fact is that higher training may be setting you up to be a leader in the industry in the near future. The trucking industry made […]