Train Trailer expands three facilities

Train Trailer

TORONTO, Ont. — Train Trailer announced this week that it has expanded its head office location in Bolton, as well as its Alberta and Quebec facilities.

All three relocations will increase workshop capacity, allowing Train Trailer to expand its service offerings in the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal and Calgary regions, the company said in a release.

“The decision to significantly expand these three locations was not only the next step in our growth strategy, it was meant to help our customers in the retail, food, construction and heavy machinery spaces meet the ever-changing demands of their respective industries,” said Rick Kloepfer, president Train Trailer.

Located at 9601 Hwy 50, in Bolton, ON, the new head office is in the heart of an emerging transportation and distribution hub and boasts a repair shop that is three times larger than its previous Mississauga location. The expanded space includes 18 service bays and double the amount of technical and maintenance staff.

The Alberta location was moved to a larger, more centrally located facility at 5500 Dufferin Blvd. SE, Calgary, AB, increasing workshop capability and doubling the number of service bays from four to eight. The number of mechanical staff tripled with a second work shift added to speed up repair and maintenance times.

To be closer to Montreal, the Dorval location was moved to 1111 Boulevard Pitfield Saint-Laurent, Que. While the previous facility had no workshop, the new Pitfield location is home to three bays and a maintenance team of six.

“We are always working to better serve our customers and add to our service offerings, based on what they are telling us they need. These moves represent our commitment to future growth and success for both our customers and our team members across the country. There are no signs of slowing down as we are now looking to expand and bring more of our services to the East Coast,” explained Kloepfer.

Latest News

VECTO for trailer uncertainty remains, here is what it means for your fleet

VECTO for trailer uncertainty remains, here is what it means for your fleet

The regulatory picture around VECTO for trailers keeps evolving, creating uncertainty for fleet operators and manufacturers. We asked Diederick van Haselen, Global Equipment Director at TIP Group, to clarify what’s changing, where cost pressure will land, and what operators should prepare.
Learn more
Propelled trailer pilot now on German roads!

Propelled trailer pilot now on German roads!

TIP Group, Nivalis and Sommer launch propelled semi-trailer pilot in Germany, targeting saving up to 7,000 liters of diesel per year
Learn more