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ONSPOT HIRES NEW VP ERIC JONES
Onspot of North America has announced the appointment
of Eric Jones as vice president, sales and marketing. Jones was
previously the direc-
t o r o f m a r k e t i n g ,
OEM sales and gen-
eral manager of the
Snow & Ice Removal
S y s t e m s D i v i s i o n
a t M u n c i e P o w e r
Products.
J o n e s w i l l l e a d
O n s p o t ' s t e a m o f
regional managers
and will be respon-
sible for all aspects of
the company's sales and marketing efforts. He will work from his
home office in Muncie, Ind., as well as spend time in the Onspot
Indiana factory and the Connecticut corporate office.
Jones will report directly to Pat Freyer, president and CEO.
Onspot Automatic Tire Chains allow the operator to engage
and disengage chains at the flip of a dashboard switch to enhance
traction and braking on snow and ice.
PRODUCTS
TREMCAR MANUFACTURES AVIATION
REFUELER CARGO TANKS
For the past 70 years Tremcar has specialized in tank truck &
tank trailer manufacturing for the petroleum industry. Tremcar's
Speciality Vehicle Department is well known for quality aviation
refueling units and has been involved in many technologi-
cal developments in the aviation field. The Tremcar Aviation
Refueler is designed for efficient safe aircraft fueling and defuel-
ing at airports where underground hydrant system is not in use.
The refueler is designed to incorporate the latest technology,
using industry-standard components.
Tremcar—www.tremcar.com
VA AMPLIFIER
VA Amplifier in College
Point, N.Y., has a solution
for residential heating oil
delivery drivers that want to
enhance their oil spill pre-
vention efforts through a
transmitter that works with
a Bluetooth headset. This
sensor transmits a signal that
allows drivers to listen to the
whistle on inconveniently
located vent pipes. The product is a commodity that is needed
to avoid oil spills and was invented to keep from putting oil
truck delivery drivers in uncomfortable crouching or stretch-
ing positions. Drivers now have to crouch or stretch to listen to
inconveniently located vent pipes to hear when the oil tank is
full. Some stops also require running from the vent alarm to the
fill nozzle, and this tool allows them to stand or sit comfortably
while listening to the whistle in their headset.
VA Amplifier—www.vaamplifier.com
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