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Transport Operations Jobs

The Canadian transportation industry is a large and diverse sector that has been experiencing steady economic growth. According to a Statistics Canada report from January 2005, the 2,200 trucking companies in Canada earning more than $1 million annually saw their revenues increase by 7.5% from 2003 to 2004 and shipments increase by 4.0%. According to the Canadian Vehicle Survey, the trucking industry employs close to 400,000 people across Canada and posted annual revenues of $43 billion.

Graduates from the CATI Transportation Operations Specialist Program are well positioned to take advantage of this growth. Many are employed by major transportation companies including:

  • Brian Kurtz Trucking
  • Bruce R. Smith
  • Challenger Motor Transport
  • Liberty Transport
  • Mel Hall Transport
  • Ram Contract Carriers
  • XTL Transport Inc.

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The range of job titles varied a good deal, and included:

  • Operations Manager
  • Local Dispatcher
  • Driver Manager
  • Load Planner
  • Safety & Compliance Officer
  • Log Book Auditor
  • Fleet Maintenance Manager

Your highly specialized, hands-on training at CATI will put you on the fast track to wide range of rewarding and long-term career opportunities.

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My experience at CATI taught me a new trade and the people their helped get the job I have today. I would like to say thank-you to all the staff at CATI , all of you in your own way have made me a better person, and gave me the confidence and skills to aim for the top. - – Dispatcher/Grain Trader

I am an injured worker on WSIB currently enrolled in the LMR programmed attending a career college CATI Canadian Automotive & Trucking Institute located in Mississauga. CATI is an environment full of motivation amongst other things. The course I am doing is called Transportation Operations Specialist (TOS). My instructor, Mr. Mark Yardy is very thorough with his teaching methods. I have had maximum support from him with this programme especially since it’s brand new to me. Mr. Yardy is the type of individual that would go all out of his busy schedule and routine to address any concerns and/or issues anytime needed. It very difficult not to understand what he lectures as his teachings is very clear and interactive with “lay-man” terminologies. This college has an individual responsible for the student services. The students dubbed him as the Principle of the school. His name is Mr. John Kerr. Like myself, a lot of students sees John as a father figure, not only for his age but his kind words of advice is always present. He has portrayed a great deal of moral support in all aspect. Personally I had a medical condition which warranted my absence from the college for a few weeks and all I have got from John is nothing but his support to help me cope with my situation and for which I am ever so grateful. Another instructor at this college happens to be a team-mate of mine at a previous workplace. His name is Mr. Pat Lipscombe. As the trends goes on at CATI, Pat has demonstrated leadership, support and extreme knowledge on the computer courses I have taken in his classroom. Overall my experience at CATI is a very productive and constructive one. I have been fortunate to attend that college and to have such an unforgettable experience. Definitely I will not hesitate to recommend anyone to CATI. -

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