Auto-Service-Rocas-Inc near Dauphin MB (1087 Result(s))

Lees Service Centre was first established in November, 1981. It was started as a one man operation doing repairs to all makes of equipment. In 1984, we saw the need in the area for a short line equipment dealer and started to take on some equipment lines (examples: Belarus, CCIL, Vicon, Westfield, Leon, Ezee-on).By 1989 we out grew our building and lot so a new shop was constructed on the west end of town. We also added Hesston and New Idea equipment to our lines. We have now added Highline Mfg in July 1998 and the Universal Tractor line in March of 1999. Our staff has also increased to better serve our growing customer base (4 mechanics, 1 partsman, 1 salesman and 1 general manager).We keep a good supply of agricultural parts including hyd. hose and fittings, filters, bearings cutting parts. We have also added Westfield Parts for a better parts supply for all makes of equipment.We have a commitment to keeping knowledgeable, well trained personnel and feel we are able to meet the expectations of our customers in sales, parts and service

Grey Owl Aviation Consultants Inc. is a leading provider of human factors in aviation, safety management systems, fatigue risk management and Canadian Aviation Regulations training for managers, technicians and flight crews.Grey Owl has been providing error reduction strategies both domestically and internationally by facilitating human factors training to aviation personnel onsite at customer facilities since 1991.As a licensed technician, Richard Komarniski has been extensively involved with aircraft maintenance since 1974. Richards passion for maintenance error prevention leads him to guest speak regularly at major industry conventions and conferences.Our MissionTo equip aviation managers, technicians and flight crews with the skills necessary to enhance safety, teamwork and efficiency in their work place, and therefore, reduce costly aviation errors.Our Human Factors in Aviation, Safety Management Systems and Fatigue Risk Management programs are in compliance with Transport Canada, FAA and EASA training requirements for managers, technicians and flight crews