Musket Transport

Which are good companies to work for?

 

Expect a piece of #### smelly used Volvo with a hole cut in the floor.

That should tell you everything else you need to know about the company.

 

And I suppose you have ACTUALLY WITNESSED the piece of #### smelly used Volvo with a hole cut in the floor

 

I wouldn't say it if I had not of seen it with my own eyes my friend.. Follow any one of them into an ON-Route and wait untill they pull away, leaving half on India behind in the parking lot.

 

Not good to follow one of their 3 person trucks down the highway either.

 

Funny have pulled loads in / out of their yards as well as when it was MELBURNE prior to 1999 , walked thru their shops on a few occasions no sign of INDIA left anywhere, run a lot in their eastern seaboard TRIANGLE never see more than 1 driver( usually white Canadian ) in their VOLVOs but like others this is what I have seen with my own eyes

 

Okay working with orientation now on dec 1 15 not sure if it is worth it may go tommorow , they tried to give me a truck dirty in side damages told mechanic along with the rust etc wasnt takin it so they say gonna get me nother.one , same #### different place so far more to come

 

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Worker suffers critical injuries in south Mississauga
Mon., Mar 10, 2014 | By Louie Rosella
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MISSISSAUGA — A 53-year-old man was rushed to hospital this afternoon after he was run over by a large truck in south Mississauga.

Ontario's Ministry of Labour has been called to the scene at Musket Transport, located at 2215 Royal Windsor Dr., after the incident was reported around 11:40 p.m.

Peel Regional Police's Major Collision Bureau is on scene.

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Peel Region Paramedics took the worker to the nearby Ford plant in Oakville, where an air ambulance was able to land and transport the injured man to Sunnybrook Hospital.

His injuries were critical, but are no longer considered life-threatening, according to Peel Police.

Officers said the truck backed into him.


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