Peterbilt Pride: Fisher Transport Limited

Peterbilt Atlantic customers represent the most successful & innovative companies in Eastern Canada. Fisher Transport Limited is a proud Nova Scotia family run business with a commitment to growth and the continual improvement of the services they offer. After five decades of operations, Fisher definitely has the experience and capability to meet any bulk logistical need. General Manager Jordan MacDonald was kind enough to share his thoughts about his industry with us.

Parlez-nous un peu de votre entreprise :

Bulk liquid transport is at the core of what we do. We ship raw milk out of the province to many destinations. We also do chemical work, sanitary work and handle dangerous goods. We have shipments going into the US as far as Texas along with frequent business to Ontario, Quebec and throughout the Maritimes.

Depuis combien d'années êtes-vous actif ?

55 ans.

Quels changements avez-vous constaté dans votre secteur ?

The workforce is constantly changing. The needs of veteran drivers vs. newer drivers can be very different at times. The need for high-quality reliable services is more important than ever.

Depuis combien d’années exploitez-vous des camions Peterbilt ?

We bought our first one last year.

Qu’aimez-vous chez les camions Peterbilt ?

They've got a great reputation. The drivers definitely appreciate them. A Peterbilt truck can be a good reward for a long term driver.

Qu’aimez-vous chez Peterbilt Atlantique ?

We like the variety of locations. Our trucks are often in Quebec and have taken advantage of Peterbilt Atlantic service up there.

Endroit préféré pour prendre un repas sur la route ?

The Silver Fox in Salisbury is a classic stop for our drivers. They also frequent the Grand Falls Irving and the Port-Joli Petro-Canada.

Vue d'autoroute préférée sur la côte Est ?

Tough to beat Kelly's Mountain in Cape Breton.

Comment les gens peuvent-ils vous joindre ?

Visit Fisher Transport anytime online at fishertransport.com

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