C.H. Robinson Project Logistics joins PCN in Canada

By HeavyLiftPFI2013-01-10T00:00:00+00:00

January 10 - C.H Robinson Project Logistics has joined the Project Cargo Network (PCN) representing Canada. Headquartered in Calgary, C.H. Robinson Project Logistics specialises in the transport of over-dimensional and heavy lift shipments.

C.H. Robinson has a global network of offices handling general cargo. However, the Canadian offices that have joined PCN are part of smaller subsidiary that focuses only on project cargo and heavy lift services.

The company offers excellent coverage in Canada with offices in Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Mississauga and Vancouver, with a total of 100 employees.

"We help our customers deliver their project freight on time, on budget and in good condition. People know us as a reliable, professional forwarder for over dimensional and heavy lift shipments," commented Shamim Premjo, corporate quotations manager at C.H. Robinson Project Logistics.

The company recently completed the transport of 40 MM92 towers and turbines weighing 10,700 tonnes for a wind energy industry customer (pictured below).

PCN now has three Canadian members:
· C.H. Robinson Project Logistics
· Convoy Logistics Providers Ltd
· Icecorp Logistics Inc

www.chrobinson.com/en/us/Global-Services/Project-Cargo
www.projectcargonetwork.com

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