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Hiller Aviation Museum
RB HIGH TECH TRANSPORT INC. was presented a PLATINUM award by Great West Casualty Company as part of the 2007 National Safety Awards Program.
The National Safety Awards program recognizes carriers in similar operations (truckload and less than truckload) with awards based on their year-end preventable accident results. Carriers are eligible to receive a Platinum, Gold, Silver, or participatory award. This past year, the program drew over 625 participants from across the country.
Great West Casualty Company is the nation's leading provider of property and casualty insurance for the trucking industry. With over 50 years of experience, Great West offers risk management, underwriting, claims and loss control services exclusively to the trucking industry. Great West is headquartered in South Sioux City, Nebraska, and has regional offices in Meridian, Idaho; Bloomington, Indiana; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Arlington, Texas. For more information contact: Cody Delperdang, Communications Specialist, Great West Casualty Company, 800-228-8053.
SEC/N® Elects New President SEC/N’s Board of Directors met directly following the Annual Members’ Meeting on January 24, 2007 and elected Mr. Peter Page as the Association’s President for 2007.
Mr. Page is the President of R.B. High Tech Transport, Inc. of Newark, California. R.B. High Tech Transport, Inc. has been serving the needs of the Semiconductor, Medical and High Value Products industries for the past 15 years. The company’s primary service is providing climate controlled transportation. R.B. High Tech Transport has been a member of SEC/N since 2004.
Also elected to Officer positions were Vice President: Mr. Barrie VanDevender (Axus Technology), Secretary: Mr. Jeffrey Hull (Foresight Technologies), and Treasurer: Mr. Kyle Schroeder (Team A.T.E.).
The Board of Directors also confirmed that SEC/N’s Founder, Mr. Gary Alexander (AMC International), will again serve as SEC/N’s Executive Director for the coming year.
SEC/N is a 501 (c)(6) not-for-profit association of leadership companies committed to promoting and institutionalizing professionalism,standards and education in the remarketing of equipment and related services throughout the global semiconductor / electronics manufacturing industry.
For additional information, please view the SEC/N website (www.secn.org) or contact the SEC/N Office (480-348-0142, email@secn.org)
Here is a recent testimonial from another satisfied customer.
"Thank you very much for your arrangements for the 3030MV delivery to IBM. Tool arrived here at around 10:30 this morning and already unloaded. IBM guys are happy with this truck company, especially with their driver, see photo." Feb, 22, 2006
In August of 2004, R.B. High Tech Transport, Inc. was selected to move a historic helicopter to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The “Hiller-copter” or XH-44 was built in 1944 by Stanley Hiller, Jr. in Oakland, California. After retirement, Stanley Hiller suspended the XH-44 from the ceiling of his main production plant in Palo Alto, California. The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum acquired the XH-44 from Hiller in 1953 and then restored the helicopter in 1974. During 1997, the National Air and Space Museum lent the rotorcraft back to Stanley Hiller for display at the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos, California. The XH-44 has now been returned and is on exhibit at The Smithsonian.
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
R.B. High Tech Transport driver/representative Will Kuhlman, teamed up with his son Travis' second grade class to share some of his experiences and help expand their knowledge of geography.
Will first sent a letter describing what we do and haul along with brochures to the class at Stephens Elementary in Bartow, FL. Then throughout the year he sent each student a post card from a different state, and even a few Canadian Provinces, which the class posted on a giant map to mark all the places Will had been. Many of these postcards were donated by the museums for which Will had transported fine art.
These cards included a brief description of what was being hauled and where Will was, along with something of interest for the kids about that area. At the end of the year Will brought his truck and trailer to the school for a very large "show and tell". The students, along with their teacher, were given a tour and the opportunity to sit in the drivers seat.
After answering questions, Will gave out activity atlas' and other handouts to take home. Opportunties like these are not only great fun for the kids, but gave Will the chance to combine learning with real life experiences while on the road that these students will take with them for a long time to come.
In March of 2003 NASA entrusted R.B. High Tech Transport, Inc. with the transportation of vital equipment to the Kennedy Space Center.
Visx laser equipment is delivered to Great Falls, MT
The Bremerton Sun of Bremerton, WA covered the removal of the model USS Hancock from the Bremerton Navel Museum (click on photo to enlarge)