MS Logistics is a privately owned, Alberta based transportation firm incorporated by the owner Mr.
Mark Sochatsky in 1990. MS Logistics operates with offices in Sturgeon County and Fort Saskatchewan
Alberta. MS Logistics currently runs a fleet of 15 highway tractors, a combination of 38 trailers which
include triaxle flat and step as well as a super-b we have just purchased. All equipment is within 1-5
years old and only top models have been purchased. All trucks have been equipped with phones for
communication. MS Logistics strives to achieve 100% on time service for its customers.
MS Logistics also has indoor heated warehousing facilities available in Fort Saskatchewan for long term
storage as well as an 80 acre laydown yard.
Our main areas of operation are Alberta, Territories, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan; however, we
can and do service central and eastern Canada.
We employ only senior drivers, that is drivers with at least 3 years’ experience and have driving
records with no more than 3 demerits in the past three years. MS Logistics drivers are trained in H2S,
WHMIS, TDG, as well as site specific tickets; some drivers have First Aid. We are also COR
certified.
Safety is of out most concern in the running of our company. It is the policy of MS Logistics to conduct
business in a manner that protects the safety of its employees, others involved in its operations,
customers and the general public. The company strives to prevent all accidents, injuries and
occupational illnesses through the active participation and communication of all its employees on a
regular basis. The company is committed to continuous efforts to eliminate or manage safety issues
associated with its activities by undertaking frequent reviews and evaluations of its operations to
measure progress and to foster compliance with this policy.

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MS Logistics LTD.'s headquarters in Sturgeon County, Canada

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