December 5, 2014, Mississauga, ON – Canada’s largest heavy
equipment show barrels back into Ontario March 5th and 6th, 2015. The National
Heavy Equipment Show will take over the International Centre in Mississauga,
ON, showcasing cutting-edge products, big machine displays, and demos from the
leaders of the heavy equipment and construction industries.
December 5, 2014, Mississauga, ON – Canada’s largest heavy
equipment show barrels back into Ontario March 5th and 6th, 2015. The National
Heavy Equipment Show will take over the International Centre in Mississauga,
ON, showcasing cutting-edge products, big machine displays, and demos from the
leaders of the heavy equipment and construction industries.
As part of the 2015 edition of this mammoth biennial event,
Rock To Road magazine will be hosting four education seminars. Topics will
cover practical information to save contractors money in the workplace,
including preventative maintenance for OEMs; the value of buying, renting,
leasing and financing major equipment purchases; and best practices for
financial planning in the construction industry.
In addition to the educational component, 2015 show features
will include:
· The Gravel
Pit, treating visitors to a huge display of aggregate machinery, including
equipment like crushers, conveyors, scales, recyclers, front end loaders,
hammers, drives/motors, and more.
· Rock To
Road magazine recognizing 10 outstanding individuals under the age of 40 from
throughout Canada's aggregates and roadbuilding industry, as they present the ‘Top
10 under 40’
· A snow and
ice removal area showcasing the products, services, equipment and technology
used in snow and ice removal, and winter operations – big business when it
comes to life in Canada.
· The Rental
Pavilion, which will include the latest equipment, tools, and products for sale
or rent to the contractors and road building professionals who faithfully
attend this event every two years.
· A ‘Recruiting
Here’ feature, allowing exhibitors looking to grow their ranks and hire new
employees to hunt for new talent onsite. Visitors are encouraged to come with resumes
in-hand.
· A focus on
employee safety and worksite security throughout the show, encouraging
attendees to get up to speed on important industry challenges, such as roadside
safety for workers.
Visitors are invited to register online now to
save 50% on admission and fast-track their entrance to the show.
Visit www.NHES.ca for complete
details
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