US Tarp is pleased to announce new Customer Service Representative (CSR) Zoila Sarceno. Zoila will be the primary point of contact for customer inquiries regarding products, ordering assistance and technical support. She brings a focus on personalized service and dedication to problem-solving and timely resolution, and is also bilingual. Based out of the Salt Lake City, Utah office she will support the Pacific sales region encompassing California, Washington State, Oregon, British Columbian, Alaska and Hawaii.

US Tarp is pleased to announce the addition of Brad Getchel as Sales Representative for the Great Lakes Territory. As a Sales Representative, Brad will be working to better support our customers and expand our product offerings in the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indian, and Ohio. Brad will hone his skills as the direct point of contact and product specialist for custom tarp design and product specification questions. Brad earned his Bachelor’s degree in

US Tarp recently celebrated No Time Lost to Injury at it’s headquarters in South Haven. A celebratory lunch kicked off with a prize  raffle, and Managers and Supervisors manned the grills to serve up burgers, brats and sides. The celebration was well earned by everyone in attendance. Safety is a core company value, and every employee contributes daily to keeping operations running in a manner that allows everyone to work without fear of injury .

You’re probably always looking for ways to save time, reduce damaged cargo, increase productivity, and enhance ROI, right? Good news, because these cargo management basics can do just that. Work Truck asked top cargo experts for their insight and advice to get you on the road to cargo securement success so your drivers can take off with peace of mind that precious cargo is safe and sound for top-notch transport.

SAFETY BY DEFINITION IS THE CONDITION OF BEING safe—freedom from danger, risk or injury. According to the National Safety Council, in 2019, work-injury costs were at approximately $171 billion dollars, about $1,100 per worker, $42,000 per medically consulted injury. However, financial costs aside, workplace safety also creates a better working environment, happier employees and helps protect a company’s most valuable assets—its employees.